Sentence examples for unambiguous stand from inspiring English sources

Turkey, which does $2.5 billion in annual trade with Syria, needs to take an unambiguous stand by imposing economic sanctions.

"The Cider House Rules" takes an unambiguous stand on an issue that is subject to ongoing and furious debate.

In all those tough times, he took a -- he decided what he thought was right and he took a clear and unambiguous stand.

That is why I am so pleased to be part of the strong and unambiguous stand taken by the JCHR in publishing its report.

At once, a large House majority had taken an unambiguous stand against certain parts of the government's surveillance activities.

BUCHAREST, Romania — Perhaps the best that can be said of relations between the president and prime minister of Romania is that they are unambiguous: they can't stand each other.

But the poems themselves stand as an unambiguous denunciation of a government that has spectacularly failed its people.

"Our stand is clear and unambiguous.

The generated values, variously called utilities, preferences or weights, are often unambiguous; e.g., a value of 1.0 stands for 'perfect health', 0.0 for 'death'death

In the absence of strict moral guidelines, women are in need of unambiguous signals that tell us where we stand.

The maker of Firefox prides itself on embracing diversity and equality, so keeping Eich in the CEO spot without a clear and unambiguous rejection of his earlier expressed viewpoint on Prop 8 would've stood out as fundamentally contradictory.