Sentence examples for unequivocally rules from inspiring English sources

Yes, Jack Black was in Nacho Libre, but Jack Black still absolutely and unequivocally rules.

"Investigators unequivocally ruled out that it was an intentional act of crime," a police spokeswoman said.

Company officials have said that converting the terminal would be difficult, but they have not unequivocally ruled it out.

For Cameron himself, who unequivocally ruled out a third runway in 2010 – saying "no ifs, no buts" – it will be a political embarrassment.

After he spoke about the city's political climate, he was asked again if he would unequivocally rule out a run.

That was underlined on the eve of the polls when Netanyahu unequivocally ruled out the establishment of a Palestinian state and vowed to strengthen construction of settlements in occupied east Jerusalem should he be re-elected.

Netanyahu's eve-of-poll comments, in which he unequivocally ruled out the creation of an independent Palestinian state, backtracked on his previous commitment and undermined a cornerstone of White House Middle East policy.

Israel's prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu has unequivocally ruled out the establishment of a Palestinian state as he vowed to strengthen construction of settlements in occupied east Jerusalem should he be re-elected on Tuesday.

Eleven months later, the ICO unequivocally ruled in my favour, stating that there was a "very strong" public interest in the information's disclosure and ordered the DfE to comply within 35 days.

A "traffic-light" coalition of the SPD, Greens and FDP has been unequivocally ruled out by the FDP leader, Guido Westerwelle, who is committed to working with the CDU/CSU.

The Church of England (CoE) has sold its stake in a British oil and gas company over allegations of bribery, corruption and human rights abuses and what it said was the company's failure to unequivocally rule out drilling for oil in Africa's oldest national park.