Chinalco unequivocally asserts its independence.
There can be no enduring security for Americans until the United States unequivocally asserts the morality of its cause and defends itself unapologetically, without seeking the cooperation of criminals and without seeking anyone's permission.
At this stage of her meteoric rise and achievement, DuVernay unequivocally asserts, "I'm concerned with my own house…I'm going to carve out another place.
In the introduction to Magnus Hastings' photo book Why Drag?, Boy George unequivocally asserts that "few have taken drag to the heights that RuPaul has.
We find nothing funny about a white, blond Fox News anchor staring into a camera and unequivocally asserting to black children that Jesus and Santa Claus are white.
There is no better time and place to unequivocally assert the President's voice than now in the Gulf with a BP summit.
The bishops also asserted unequivocally that "the Catholic community and Catholic institutions" should not give "awards, honors or platforms" to Catholics who "act in defiance of our fundamental moral principles".
Most dramatically of all, an internal letter, written by Iraq's top unconventional-weapons official in 1995 to one of Saddam Hussein's sons, asserted unequivocally that Iraq had destroyed its entire inventory of biological weapons agents in 1991, proving the falsity of intelligence estimates that Iraq still possessed large quantities of germ materials.
The Pro preference for AncCMGI is asserted rather unequivocally ("The ancestor of all CMGC kinases had strong specificity for proline at its +1 site").
The Johnson statement clarifies the UK position after ministers were forced to retract some statements asserting unequivocally that there had been no breaches of international humanitarian law by the Saudis in Yemen.
The report asserts, unequivocally, that increasing access to the Head Start advantage is a winning proposition for vulnerable children, families - indeed the nation.
