Sentence examples for unambiguous messages from inspiring English sources

Unambiguous messages to Beijing that its conduct is unacceptable and illegal may not guarantee this new crackdown will stop, but a failure to speak up will ensure it continues.

Simple, unambiguous messages are thus difficult to identify, although some policy conclusions can be drawn.

Regarding prevention, Dr Teixeira said that Brazil promotes unambiguous messages about prevention in the context of healthy and positive sexual development.

29 31 The unambiguous messages reached participants in a way rational arguments had not, leaving most unable to counter-argue or rationalise their behaviour.

Another issue undermining trust in the nursing profession was, according to the counsellors, that what they were trained to tell the mothers in the pMTCT programme about breastfeeding was very much at odds with the unambiguous messages that they had been trained to teach during the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative Campaigns.

17 However, when asked more detailed and open questions in qualitative research, the UK public can be critical when risk information is included in colorectal screening information leaflets; arguing that if the NHS thinks people should go for screening, they should give unambiguous messages and not 'frighten people off' with stories of rare risks and the complexities of follow-up.

They have to send a clear and unambiguous message".

His first policy recommendation, his "unambiguous message," is that we must maintain control over inflation.

This unambiguous message left his Jewish Home party trailing Lapid by several seats.

On June 6th, the editorial page sent an unambiguous message to Murdoch in an editorial entitled, "An Independent Newspaper".

These continued detentions send an unambiguous message to those who nurture faint hopes Putin might somehow be toppled from power.