Sentence examples for unequivocal act from inspiring English sources

In July, the Vatican told the archbishop that he would be excommunicated unless he agreed to: "(a) Leave Maria Sung, (b) sever all links with the sect, Family Federation for World Peace and Unification, (c) declare publicly his fidelity to the doctrine and ecclesiastical discipline of celibacy and to manifest his obedience to the Supreme Pontiff by a clear and unequivocal act".

And if I had ever helped anyone to die well, it would have been an unequivocal act of love, the last act of affection and love that I could give.

At the same time, all we get from official sources - open or anonymous - is unequivocal: this act of evil was from the very beginning to the end, was choreographed by a single perpetrator: Gülenists.

This year the survey was unequivocal: failing to act on climate change is the number one global risk.

Groups (c) nature preservationists and (d) pastoral people's advocates, are typically more unequivocal that they act as lobbyists on behalf of their constituencies; for example, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) or World Alliance for Mobile Indigenous Peoples (WAMIP).

The very fact - unequivocal fact - that Milly's phone was hacked was, in itself, a scandalous act.

Under such circumstances, we should, even in the absence of controlling decision, decline to give the statute a construction which would render it void, unless compelled to do so by unequivocal language in the act.

There's a deal of sniping at the Man Booker, but it seems to me that bringing a book like The Long Take to the attention of a wider audience is an act of unequivocal good.

Morrison was applauded for his unequivocal condemnation of the acts, the eventual termination of a number of the soldiers involved, initiation of an internal investigation, and cooperation with civilian police.

Justice Mott was unequivocal: The board had acted "arbitrarily and unjustifiably to imprison petitioner for as long as possible".

The senior VA official said the Center for Women Veterans "was recently involved in repeated, clear and unequivocal violations of the Hatch Act" and as a result the agency "is implementing staffing changes" there.