Sentence examples for unequivocally state from inspiring English sources

"I do unequivocally state that the Sentinel is full of fake news," he said.

"We reject all such rumours and unequivocally state that the leader of Islamic Emirate has not authorised anyone to participate in this meeting," the group said on Saturday.

"This judge becomes the third one to clearly and unequivocally state that towns and cities have the right of 'home rule' to ban fracking," said Joe Heath, one of the lawyers for the city.

"I can absolutely and unequivocally state that her decision to step down has nothing to do with anything other than her commitment to her family," said Doug Wilson, a top Pentagon spokesman.

"It was an approved programme and we can't understand why this is now interpreted as a bribe … I can today unequivocally state for all to know that this payment was not a bribe".

"We can fairly unequivocally state that climate change did play a major role in the expansion of the beetle range and the growth rates of the population," Werner A. Kurz, a leading Canadian expert, told me.

US Attorney General Eric Holder has unequivocally stated that waterboarding is torture.

Mr. Vallone's proposal unequivocally states that such inappropriate behavior toward women is unacceptable to New Yorkers.

The president and the attorney general have unequivocally stated that waterboarding is a crime.

The Dalai Lama has repeatedly and unequivocally stated that he and his followers "do not seek independence for Tibet".

"And some of our partners have unequivocally stated that only the [Assad] regime could have used chemical weapons, but the truth must be established".