Sentence examples for unequivocal war from inspiring English sources

It solved nothing; but a condition of neither-peace-nor-war is better than a condition of unequivocal war.

In 1945, the Allied victory was total, the surrender of Germany and Japan unequivocal, the war decisively won.

Of course, Congress just had a chance to stand up to Bush with an unequivocal "no war with Iran" vote.

Now that it's here and endorsed by Ballmer in such unequivocal terms, the war for Microsoft's soul is over.

The military campaign to save the vast oil fields in southern Iraq, which account for more than half the country's production, has been one of the few unequivocal successes of the war.

It is as reasonable to suggest that a more unequivocal stand on the war in Iraq would have gotten him more votes as it is to assume that he lost votes because of his perceived lack of sufficient "moral values".

She told the inquiry: "I think for the attorney general to come and say there's unequivocal legal authority to go war was misleading".

As it turned out, Dr. Dean's signature issue of unequivocal opposition to the Iraq war could not carry him to victory.

Compounding the fear of the Poor People's Campaign was "A Time to Break the Silence," King's controversial public declaration of his unequivocal opposition to the Vietnam War.

On March 12, with the hope of a such a resolution fading, Admiral Sir Michael Boyce, chief of defence staff, asked the prime minister for an unequivocal statement on the legality of war under resolution 1441.

But here's the thing, we live in a democracy and the American public, when asked their opinion, responded with a resounding and unequivocal 'hell no' to the planned war.