Sentence examples for unambiguously stating from inspiring English sources

Reporting unambiguously, stating the confidence level and proof-reading the text for accuracy before delivery are important.

'reaffirmed the Moore decision by unambiguously stating that individuals do not have ownership rights in specimens donated for research purposes'.

And the title unambiguously states that photography matters as art, which settles one long-debated question at a stroke.

The Success for All school is suffused by a distinctive sense of purposefulness -- of a transparent architecture designed to serve an unambiguously stated goal.

When seeking support for his programme in 2004, European Commission president José Manuel Barroso unambiguously stated before the members of the European parliament: "I assure you that I stand against the setting up of camps outside the union".

The cables unambiguously state that "those recently arrested in Spain were involved in a complex web of shady business dealings and enjoyed a murky relationship with senior Russian government officials".

But in the final debate with Mr. Obama, Mr. Romney unambiguously stated – without the usual caveats or conditions – that "we'll make sure we bring our troops out by the end of 2014".

Saying it is best to assume Vladimir Putin will remain in power for many years, he calls for the retention of existing economic sanctions against Russia, but argues "it should be unambiguously stated that the UK has no plans or desire to encourage Ukraine's membership of Nato.

Postsecondary students have unambiguously stated their priorities: jobs, jobs, careers, jobs.

"The law should unambiguously state it is illegal to replace an American worker [with guest workers] under any circumstances".

Averroes also remarked that there is no passage in the Qur'an that unambiguously states the creation of the world in time (Averroes 2001, 16).