Sentence examples for unambiguously declared from inspiring English sources

Classicism was always stigmatised: 'What madness... to worship at the revived shrines of ancient corruption,' he unambiguously declared.

It was also a fitting coda to Putin's "Crimean" period, which began in 2012, when Russia unambiguously declared that it no longer wanted to accommodate Western values but to confound and undermine them.

From a hide-out in northern Sri Lanka, the leader of an ethnic Tamil rebellion that has been described as separatist for the past 18 years unambiguously declared today for the first time that he would settle for less than an independent nation.

In the mid-nineteenth century, when he became a professor and Dean of the Faculty of Sciences at the University of Lille, Louis Pasteur unambiguously declared his opposition to all scientific dogmatism, despite being one of the great practitioners of experimental science [ 1].

As the Afghan Constitution unambiguously declares: "The loya jirga is the highest manifestation of the will of the people of Afghanistan".

He made it clear that there would be no secret negotiations, that there would be no political concessions to ETA, and that another cease-fire would not be enough: ETA must unilaterally, publicly and unambiguously declare that it was ending the armed struggle for good if there was to be peace.

Indeed, poverty was so important to Francis that in his last writing, the Testament, composed shortly before his death in 1226, he declared unambiguously that absolute personal and corporate poverty was the essential lifestyle for the members of his order.

Meanwhile, at a ceremony at Gogol's birthplace, President Viktor A. Yushchenko of Ukraine declared him unambiguously Ukrainian.

Police chiefs on both sides of the border declare unambiguously that the IRA was responsible.

In Germany, the buyer must grant the seller a reasonable period of time and declare unambiguously that he will refuse acceptance thereafter.

He should ensure robust investigations of the pre-election violence, protect freedoms of assembly and speech, and declare unambiguously that he will not seek a constitutional change to extend his stay in power.