Sentence examples for unequivocal a position from inspiring English sources

Privately, the MCC committee were unhappy to have been forced into so unequivocal a position.

Instead, one should take an unequivocal position and force an opponent to respond to it.

Our principles, clearly stated since the inception of the movement in 1928, affirm an unequivocal position against violence.

Goldsmith said that both the Tories and the Lib Dems had an unequivocal position opposing Heathrow expansion before the general election and any U-turn would be a betrayal.

In conversations with U.S. officials, Israel stakes out an unequivocal position: any U.S. weapons sale, even to the most friendly of regimes, is potentially devastating to its security.

But they also failed because the A.F.L.-C.I.O., instead of trying to work with the administration, took a position of unequivocal opposition to the treaty in any form.

The British Navy correctly take up a very clear, unequivocal position in this respect: that rescue is to be denied in such cases; and that is evident also from their actions and commands.

For a week the unequivocal position of the prosecution has been that it knew nothing about why two FBI agents on 6 April approached an unnamed classification specialist advising lawyers for the 9/11 co-defendent Ramzi bin al-Shibh.

He added that Mr. Abbas had sent letters to President Obama and other quartet leaders urging them to take a "strong and unequivocal position regarding Israel's obligation to freeze all settlement activity, without exceptions".

Afterwards he said in a statement: "Israel thanks President Trump for his unequivocal position in favour of Jerusalem and thanks those countries that voted alongside Israel, alongside the truth". A spokesman for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas called the vote "a victory for Palestine".

The peace group's call bolstered the Obama administration's unequivocal position against settlement activity, the subject of an unusually sharp dispute with Israel.