But the general trend is unambiguous.

The first consideration, make it clear, simple and unambiguous.

Economic theory does not provide an unambiguous prescription for policymakers.

Brazil, for example, confronts an unambiguous case of market failure.

Brazil, for example, confronts an unambiguous case of market failure.

First, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin remains in unambiguous charge in Moscow.

It's hard to pass any unambiguous judgment on the situation there.

History can be an essential compass when past experience provides unambiguous headings.

History suggests that Russia changes only when it experiences an unambiguous geopolitical defeat.

Brown claimed that his five tests would produce answers that were plain and unambiguous.

The best defense against these pressures is to operate according to utterly unambiguous criteria.

Unambiguous, impartial criteria for selecting a winner were not at hand and never will be.

The solution, as always with monetary policy, is a clear, consistent, and unambiguous communication strategy.

The alternative is an effective opposition that enjoys unambiguous support by the key regional and international actors.

Climate science is a subtle and fiendishly convoluted discipline that rarely yields unambiguous forecasts or straightforward prescriptions.

Too often in politically connected cases, suspicions and charges of wrongdoing are not pursued to an unambiguous conclusion.

Both simple citizens and the majority of politicians couldn t conclude anything unambiguous from the speech of the President.

To me, the answer is an unambiguous no, which is why we need to hard wire more of the regulatory framework.

Recent development research is unambiguous empowering women and raising their incomes results in better education, health, and nutrition for their children.

Even the report s authors confess that the subject is quite heterogeneous, making it difficult to determine unambiguous criteria for identifying offending material.

Obviously, not all cases are so unambiguous, but a comparison of the qualities of individual lives must be part of any reasonable social policy.

No state that aspires to win the support or cooperation of others can afford to be seen to be comfortable with unambiguous double standards.

Amid a firestorm of criticism, President Obama yesterday walked back his oft repeated, unambiguous promise that if you like your health plan, you can keep it.

In a strong speech at Davos, Secretary of State John Kerry gave an unambiguous answer Far from disengaging, America is proud to be more engaged than ever.

The history of social regulation in the industrial West is unambiguous systematic, organized pressure at the workplace is essential to breathing life into the rights enshrined in statute books.

Together, these official agreements comprise international law, which compensates for its lack of specific penalties by establishing strict and unambiguous concepts and one overarching sanction universal blame for its transgression that matters to everybody.

The risk premium could rise, for example, if investors became uncertain about whether Kuroda would adhere to his commitment. The solution, as always with monetary policy, is a clear, consistent, and unambiguous communication strategy.

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What is unambiguous today is a growing intolerance for bad governance and corruption a collective rejection evident in countries as diverse as Burma, Congo, Russia, and Bolivia, not to mention Arab countries from Syria to Morocco.

So, regardless of which side the troika or the new Greek government moves first in the coming negotiations, Greece s election has already produced an unambiguous defeat for Merkel and her austerity based strategy for sustaining the euro.

Instead of stating that they understand that Israeli must defend itself, the Bush administration should take an unambiguous stand against Israel's assassinations and collective punishments, which now include uprooting decades old olive trees and destroying eight story buildings.

Declarations by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, whose country assumed the European Union s rotating six month presidency at the beginning of the year 2007, are unambiguous the period of reflection, approved by the European Commission in 2005, has ended.

Any decision to continue as before would send an unambiguous message to the clandestine threshold countries that are secretly pursuing nuclear weapons despite lofty rhetoric and wordy documents, the nuclear powers lack the political will to change course.

Earlier versions of the standard, ISO R 9 1954, ISO R 9 1968 and ISO 9 1986, were more closely based on the international scholarly system for linguistics (scientific transliteration), but have diverged in favour of unambiguous transliteration over phonemic representation.

No state that aspires to win the support or cooperation of others can afford to be seen to be comfortable with unambiguous double standards. And worst of all is to be perceived as being soft on those who, like Egypt s current military rulers, commit mass atrocity crimes against their own citizens.

To be meaningful, the message must be backed up with action G 20 members must demonstrate that their policies are clearly directed toward restoring economic growth and creating jobs, and that they will be accountable for meeting their commitments in full. And world leaders must be unambiguous about resisting protectionism and opening trade and investment.

Any decision to continue as before would send an unambiguous message to the clandestine threshold countries that are secretly pursuing nuclear weapons despite lofty rhetoric and wordy documents, the nuclear powers lack the political will to change course. Were they to abandon nuclear energy, however, their epochal change of heart would constitute a seminal contribution to global nuclear security and thus to the fight against nuclear proliferation.