Sentence examples for unequivocal signal from inspiring English sources

The best green innovation policy is a steady, unequivocal signal that the future is low-carbon.

Legal authorities considered it a serious setback to their efforts to give an unequivocal signal that Geneva is no longer a haven for dubious funds.

"It is vital that government sends a strong and unequivocal signal that it is fully supportive of the region's position as a global oil and gas hub.

Placing himself in the mind of a people smuggler for a moment, he said that would be received as "an absolutely unequivocal signal" that anyone who reaches Australia by boat can stay here permanently.

ROME — Sicilians shunned regional elections to renew the island's Parliament on Sunday in record numbers, in an unequivocal signal of growing disaffection with Italy's political class, even as the center-left wrested control from center-right parties that had governed the region since 2000.

But the fact that it took Mr. Karzai almost a full day to respond to the Taliban's announcement — the most unequivocal signal to date that the insurgents are ready to talk — left lingering doubts about his willingness to play a secondary role in a reconciliation effort that is being propelled, at least for now, by the United States and its allies.

"As a matter of public policy, I believe that the clearest and unequivocal signals must be sent out so as to discourage hijacking, whatever its motive".

That means sending clear and unequivocal signals to clean energy companies about their intentions to decarbonize the power sector and to tackle the inefficiency of the existing building stock.

Only unequivocal signals were counted.

Fifty non-overlapping nuclei that contained unequivocal signals were counted for each case.

Mean ISH scores>1 were considered as an unequivocal positive signal.