Sentence examples for unequivocally refusing from inspiring English sources

Some states are unequivocally refusing to comply at all, while others have noted they're prohibited by law from turning over some of the requested information.

Interestingly enough, in post racial America, there are still a number of institutions out there that unequivocally refuse to include Black History as a part of their curriculum.

While I found her crime horrifying, I also found it extremely disturbing that Rodriguez was picked up and escorted by Milwaukee police to a local hospital and subjected to two gynecological exams, the latter that she clearly, and unequivocally, refused but was subjected to anyway.

Italy unequivocally rejected it, refusing to patrol the Tyrrhenian Sea.

The party's Caroline Spelman made her intentions clear when she unequivocally sacked the Tory councillor Nigel Hastilow for refusing to apologise for his use of Enoch Powell's "rivers of blood" speech.

They must say so unequivocally.

The company places the blame for this latest round of death by 1,000 cuts firmly at the feet of Evergrande Health, claiming that the investor is "refusing to make its scheduled payments" and in doing so, "unequivocally harmed FF employees worldwide, our suppliers, our partners and all of our reservation holders".

More recently, the new prime minister Malcolm Turnbull, despite his historically strong support for renewable energy, has refused to say unequivocally that he backs the CEFC.

If Mr Easdale ignores this request or refuses to answer unequivocally then, in the near future, we will recommend what course of action we believe fans should take".

Nonetheless, Attorney General Mukasey refused to state unequivocally that waterboarding is illegal.

Despite the resulting controversy and calls for a government response, the Ministry of Health refused to contest the claims and unequivocally defend the effectiveness of ART [ 30].