When John Paul II arrived in Jerusalem, the Israeli president, Ezer Weizman, welcomed him to "the eternal and indivisible capital of the State of Israel" -- an unequivocal assertion of Israel's determination to maintain total sovereignty over the Holy City.
We do not tarry, however, to consider further this feature of the case since the absence of formal and specific claim in the nature of setoff or otherwise indicates, we think, a strategic decision to avoid the difficulties which would follow upon its definite and unequivocal assertion, on the score of the nature of the suit as being one in fact and function against the Government.
His unequivocal assertion that he was "not involved" in these discussions played a crucial role in winning his confirmation.
Writer and sex worker Charlotte Shane expressed her frustration with the limitations of jokey misandry in Matter, saying, "For me, the insistence that misandry is mostly only a joke undermined its most potentially subversive quality: women's unequivocal assertion of their own rage".
Pyron's original opinion piece, so clear and unequivocal in its assertions, is a good place to unpack and disentangle accelerating misconceptions about the "desirability" of extinction that are starting to pop up like hallucinogenic mushrooms.
At the Cannes press conference for Chronic, Roth was unequivocal in his assertion that assisted suicide should be made legal in the UK.
Although the document states that the final demarcation of the region's boundaries is subject to Article 140, it is unequivocal in its assertion that the disputed territories are inseparable from the "geographic and historic entity" called Iraq's Kurdistan region.
Mr Kerry claimed that a UN report was "unequivocal" in its assertion that the sarin gas attack bore the trace of the Assad regime.
The AAU report was unequivocal in its assertion that "asking graduate students to teach courses without adequate preparation is inappropriate for both teacher and student".
