Sentence examples for will be unequivocal from inspiring English sources

Laporta (with 4,272), who says that under him Barcelona's commitment to Catalan independence will be unequivocal, was president between 2003 and 2010.

In this case only few errors occur and the class assignment will be unequivocal in most cases.

We also acknowledge that the supporting evidence for these uncertain variants will vary in its quality and quantity and that the evidence will never be unequivocal for the simple fact that in light of unequivocal evidence, the variant in question would otherwise have been previously reported as disease causing.

Its fall will be an unequivocal victory for Russian strategy.

Her husband, Bill, will most likely be by her side and on her agenda will be an unequivocal commitment to gay marriage – the very institution he marginalised when he held the very position she now seeks.

Despite ministerial overtures lately about "parity of esteem" between mental and physical health, ask people in need of counselling or of a bed on an acute ward if provision is meeting needs and the answer will be an unequivocal "No".

Ask any Republican worth his salt and the answer will be an unequivocal yes.

We ask that all countries that value freedom, democracy and human dignity demonstrate to Maduro's regime that its attempts to silence domestic opposition will be met with unequivocal and relentless action, and that its lack of respect for the physical and psychological integrity of its citizens has been witnessed by the world and will not be tolerated.

That means being unequivocal: These elections will be neither free nor fair.

His inclusion for the one-day matches will obviously strengthen the tourists, as it would in the Test series, which does not mean he will be welcomed back with unequivocal relief.

The Holy See's statement will be seen as an unequivocal show of support for Barros at a time when some members of the pope's committee to address church abuse of minors – and the systematic cover-up of such crimes – have said they wanted the bishop removed from the diocese.