Sentence examples for unequivocal progress from inspiring English sources

Despite unequivocal progress toward gender equality globally, it is too early to relax efforts to empower women, defend women's rights and achieve gender equality.

For the Pentagon, these milestones -- and the relative nonchalance that accompany them -- are unequivocal signs of the progress made over the last decade in improving the standing of women in the armed services.

The polls became progressively unequivocal.

Our commitment to progress through private-equity investment is unequivocal.

His stubbornness seemed almost to eclipse the progress made by his predecessor, Paul Keating, whose unequivocal Redfern Park speech delivered 16 years earlier was tantamount to an apology itself: It begins, I think, with that act of recognition.

That is why pragmatic forward progress towards a global policy should be viewed as an unequivocal positive.

In the nations covered in this report, there is a clear recognition of the unequivocal link between providing supports to young children, children's long-term progress, and the economic growth of a country.

As such, in March of last year, my office was informed in unequivocal terms by the Georgian government that there is "no prospect of further progress domestically on the cases related to the 2008 armed conflict".

He added that the president was "very familiar with the unequivocal position" of the Vatican in opposing the invasion of Iraq, and he said progress in Iraq was important to efforts to being peace between Israel and the Palestinians.

Pretty unequivocal.

Its conclusions were unequivocal.