The Observer headline was unequivocal: "New grammar school tests thwart 'pushy parents'" it proclaimed, over an equally forthright subheading: "Redesigned exam identifies the most able pupils, not just those from wealthy backgrounds".
"The research is unequivocal: Girls who attend secondary school marry and have children later, and they have lower maternal and infant-mortality rates and lower rates of HIV/AIDS," Obama wrote at the time.
For me, having these children in school and having unequivocal support of the entire community, is a huge motivation".
In exchange for the autonomy that states extend to charter schools, states should demand "absolute, unequivocal accountability," the speech says, and close charter schools that fail to lift student achievement.
It achieved the earliest unequivocal unification of the compulsory-school sector.
Now, before I go any further, I want to state my unequivocal support for most educators and school personnel.
He added about the incidents emerging at his school: "It... requires an unequivocal response from all of us".
A Supreme Court ruling in 1979, Symm v. U.S., affirmed that college students have an unequivocal right to participate where they attend school.
However, this was not unequivocal as some believed facilities at their school were poor.
He added: "Labour is unequivocal in its rejection of the profit schools model that has done so much damage to education standards and raise inequality elsewhere.
