When some complained about providing assistance to Russia, Hoover's response was unequivocal: "Twenty million people are starving; whatever their politics, they should be fed". The relief effort he led against the 1921 Russian famine remains one of the largest food relief efforts of all time.
But here's an unequivocal one: with each year, we've heard a little less about Jonathan Jack Idemama, the self-styled mercenary who surfaced in Afghanistan in late 2001, fed credulous journalists lies about his work with the Northern Alliance, and later was convicted by an Afghan court of running his own private torture chamber in a Kabul cellar.
The message must be clear and unequivocal, "zero tolerance" on children being used and abused in armed conflicts and in gang warfare.
Such was the widespread anger at this injustice that 30,000 people signed a petition calling for a government apology, and in 2009 then Prime Minister Gordon Brown issued an unequivocal one, saying that it was horrifying Turing had been treated "so inhumanely".
A Definitive Zero Tolerance Statement: It is in the hands of the Secretary General of the UN to continuously express unequivocal zero tolerance for any form of violence against women and girls, to declare loud and clear that such violence is a crime against humanity and to hold national governments directly accountable for any violations of these human rights.
The evidence was unequivocal on two points.
This result was unequivocal – only two amino acids, Glu and Gln, markedly enhanced the survival of E. coli at pH 2.5 under these experimental conditions.
At the time, the result was unequivocal: nearly sixty-five per cent of voters backed the blue laws, pulling a majority in sixty-six of sixty-nine Bergen towns.
At the time, the result was unequivocal: nearly sixty-five per cent of voters backed the blue laws, pulling a majority in sixty-six of sixty-nine Bergen towns.
Curiel is unequivocal about one of them: "I believe Art Deco jewelry will continue to fare very, very well".
