Sentence examples for unequivocal rule from inspiring English sources

Hermitages existed in ancient, pre-Buddhist India (such as the abodes of the rishis [Vedic "seers"] and the gurukula [teacher's family]), but monastic vows of chastity and an unequivocal rule of monastic comportment were not operative before the time of the Buddhist sangha about the 5th century bce.

No more Mr Nice Guy: just make it an unequivocal rule for the Guardian's subs [subeditors] that ANY '-gate' suffix, apart from the one and only original, is banned, and that persons attempting an offence will be shot at dawn on an empty stomach.

The first book of Timothy is unequivocal in its "rule" that women be silent, and that they be forbidden to teach or lead men.

We note, however, that although the above arguments indirectly support the progenitor origin of hepatocytes in P240 PR-SET7 ΔHepA livers, they do not provide unequivocal evidence to rule out 'escaper' hepatocyte origin.

This nomenclature provides a clear, unequivocal set of rules in naming and abbreviating the PCB metabolite structure.

Midway through the Democratic presidential primaries this year, the bill's authors had been ready to declare the new rule an unequivocal success.

But if the wars where detainees were captured have been to defend American interests, surely the country has an interest in an unequivocal commitment to the rule of law, including full legal representation for detainees.

In 2011, the Supreme Court ruled in unequivocal terms that khap panchayats are "kangaroo courts" that need to be "ruthlessly stamped out".

In unequivocal terms, the Tribunal ruled that China has violated various provisions of UNCLOS, rejecting its sweeping maritime claims as well as assertive and provocative activities in the area.

Mr. Gillett, who grew up near Fallsburg in Sullivan County and whose parents still live there, is anxiously awaiting a magic bullet: an unequivocal state decision that would rule out fracking in the area.

Referring to her order, Justice Kapnick ruled that an "unequivocal mandate was violated by the City of New York" in the demolition and referred the case to a referee to determine damages.