Sentence examples for unequivocal right from inspiring English sources
Eventually, a compromise bill was put forward, stripped of several of the earlier provisions, including the informant's unequivocal right to legal counsel and the measure to exclude juveniles.
This was a huge victory for the working classes: salaries were raised across the board and workers obtained the unequivocal right to unionise.
Ms. D'Souza was one of five people who testified about how they had been helped out of dire situations by lawyers who represented them in civil cases, where, unlike in criminal cases, there is no unequivocal right to a lawyer.
While there's been some justifiable debate along those lines with respect to the makeup of the first Abbott cabinet, by giving cabinet status to small business the new government has done one unequivocal right thing.
The priority of any health professional should be upholding women's rights to bodily autonomy; any woman who makes an autonomous, informed decision to elect caesarean should have the unequivocal right to do so.
"At that time, France was president of the Security Council, and the very next day, Sept. 12, we introduced Resolution 1368, which, for the first time in U.N. history, described a terrorist attack as a threat to international peace and security" -- and thus gave the United States an unequivocal right to retaliate against Al Qaeda and against the Taliban regime in Afghanistan.
We will continue to demand equal protection under the law until we are afforded our unequivocal rights.
We can all agree that Black Friday is an unequivocal evil, right?
Now the international community's message is unequivocal: you were right in 2009.
There'll be danger and jeopardy, an unequivocal sense of right and wrong, a compelling sense of place.
Participants were unequivocal: "Although the right to health is mentioned, it's not dominant in the discussion" [Iv4170], "I think that train has left the station around here" [Iv4183], to the more direct "the right to health is not considered as a goal" [Iv4175].
