Sentence examples for unequivocal judgment from inspiring English sources

Stone took her case to an employment tribunal and received an unequivocal judgment: "The claimant was unlawfully discriminated against on the grounds of her sex," it says.

Lord Stevens of Kirkwhelpington, the former Metropolitan police commissioner who conducted three inquiries into allegations of collusion between the security forces and loyalist paramilitaries, reached an unequivocal judgment in 2003.

These problems hampered unequivocal judgment on sponsorship and the direction of trial outcomes.

But that hasn't stopped people from making unequivocal judgments against Allen as if they were eyewitnesses to the alleged crime.

Her judgment was unequivocal: she hated it.

Tamara, Frauke, Kris, Wolf and "you," as well as three other characters whose names we'll learn soon enough, are on a trajectory that will run headlong into Drvenkar's answer, and his judgment is unequivocal.

Among the most unequivocal sections of the judgment were the following: Any organisation... resorting in its documentation to fictions, twisted language and even brand new terminology, merits, we think, a degree of scepticism.

Because the dedicated techniques rely on the operator's judgment rather than unequivocal scientific observations (which often raises some contentious issues), we describe the difficulties we met and the compromises we decided to make.

While an appeal of the ruling is technically possible, David Monteith, the dean of Leicester Cathedral, described the court's judgment as "clear and unequivocal".

Yet we yearn for judgments that are simple and unequivocal.

Again, Locke is unequivocal: the people themselves are to make that judgment.