Sentence examples for unequivocal stand from inspiring English sources

Australia has not always taken such an unequivocal stand.

Frontline magazine takes an unequivocal stand with the headline, "A decade of shame".

There is also a pragmatic political case for Labour taking an unequivocal stand.

This unequivocal stand is one that ought to be welcomed by Jewish communities around the world.

As a coach, he is unequivocal: stand up and fight for the right to play or he will select someone who will.

Most unexpected use of a code phrase to take an unequivocal stand: "I will lead our nation toward a culture that values... the life of the unborn".

The speech was unequivocal about where he stands, referendum or not.

To stand in an unequivocal way and say we're going to stand foursquare behind the security of Israel.... KRAMER -- Mrs. Clinton?

Our conversation about gay rights in Africa wended its way to a dilemma I'll put this way: In South Africa, where popular opinion is hostile, the law stands firm and unequivocal.

In spite of legitimate concerns about where the country stands now, we are unequivocal in the opinion that it is still the best country standing.

David Cameron has delivered a "clear and unequivocal message" that the government will stand by its deficit reduction plan and "finish the job".