The thousands of clergy members who comprise The Clergy Letter Project condemn in clear and unequivocal terms all forms of white supremacy and the violence that is associated with such racist views.
The inferred units are mostly discordant with currently described forms: unequivocal association exists for only two of the six species in the group.
We should be unequivocal about how woodlands form some of the greatest assets of our natural capital.
With such unequivocal evidence in the form of wallets being boldly brandished, it's clearly a lavish lifestyle that bucks all the prevailing economic and consumer trends.
When the court reconvened, however, the decision was unequivocal: Pistorius suffered no form of mental debility, showed no lack of criminal capacity; there was nothing to prevent his knowing the consequences of his act or distinguishing between right and wrong.
During the year the Chandra team, after studying the Cas A observations, reported the first unequivocal detection of newly formed iron in a supernova remnant.
Not only did all forms of unequivocal warning become indispensable but the warning had to be made credible to an aggressor; that is, an assurance had to be given that the retaliatory weapons would not all be destroyed by a first strike.
A Definitive Zero Tolerance Statement: It is in the hands of the Secretary General of the UN to continuously express unequivocal zero tolerance for any form of violence against women and girls, to declare loud and clear that such violence is a crime against humanity and to hold national governments directly accountable for any violations of these human rights.
"The board of directors of Dundee United are unequivocal in the belief that a form of sporting punishment must form part of the reasoning behind any decision made and, therefore, cannot vote the newco into the SPL.
In addition, defining acute and chronic forms is not always unequivocal; acute patients, especially of younger age, can develop chronic form of the disease with time.
