What makes the Sandusky case even more worrisome for me as a university president is the specter of the next time -- there will surely be a next time absent clear and unequivocal actions now.
But in a news conference outside Los Angeles City Hall, current and former NBA stars expressed gratitude for what Lakers guard Steve Nash called "quick, unequivocal and decisive" action.
We ask that all countries that value freedom, democracy and human dignity demonstrate to Maduro's regime that its attempts to silence domestic opposition will be met with unequivocal and relentless action, and that its lack of respect for the physical and psychological integrity of its citizens has been witnessed by the world and will not be tolerated.
The MPs seek four commitments from Corbyn: to hold regular meetings with the women's parliamentary Labour party group; to issue an "unequivocal statement" condemning actions such as demonstrations outside MPs' surgeries; to "actively challenge" any intimidating behaviour; and to hold colleagues accountable if they attend events where threatening slogans are used, including on posters and T-shirts.
The vice- presidential candidate, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, met with black delegates to declare his unequivocal support for affirmative action.
One can be a strong, unequivocal supporter of affirmative action, and still be impatient with her on this one.
During the 1984 miners' strike – an important turning point in British post-war history, Neil Kinnock failed to give the industrial action his unequivocal support, leading to later claims of betrayal by the miners' leader Arthur Scargill.
He recently declared his unequivocal support for military action against Iraq, a move that may have undone the political damage caused by his decision to vote against the Gulf war.
Faced with an undercurrent of grumbling about the centrist tone of its ticket and platform, the Democratic Party devoted much of its convention today to reassuring its liberal base, sending its vice-presidential candidate, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, before black delegates to declare his unequivocal support for affirmative action.
