That match was unambiguous.

But this trend is less unambiguous.

The lesson of this US experience is unambiguous.

Unfortunately for Europe s boosters, the facts are unambiguous.

6. The reactions had been unanimous and unambiguous.

It was an unambiguous pattern, a geological pattern.

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

The language of article IV was explicit and unambiguous.

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Economic theory does not provide an unambiguous prescription for policymakers.

To this effect, clear and unambiguous admission criteria are required.

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

The Outcome was a collective, unambiguous recommitment to universal human rights.

An indication of improvement possibilities

The Senate approved the indication.

F. Indication of additional requirements

F. Indication of additional requirements

F. Indication of additional requirements

G. Indication of additional requirements

D. Indication of additional requirements

It can be an indication.

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

This is relatively straightforward because of the unambiguous syntax of programming languages.

My second example is the fight against terrorism, which demands unambiguous responses.

The first case should be regarded as a primary indication and the latter as a secondary indication.

The Caribbean has always been unambiguous and emphatic in its condemnation of apartheid.

The verdict of the jury on this strange plea is clear and unambiguous.

Indicators should be clear, unambiguous, accurate and explain variations in performance and results.

Such an indication has no taxonomic standing.

Just give some indication if it's right.

And world leaders must be unambiguous about resisting protectionism and opening trade and investment.

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

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

In any case, article 53, which deals with the delegation of powers, is absolutely unambiguous.

They do not provide an indication of prevalence.

So far, there is no indication that he will.

Administrative and financial arrangements and indication of additional requirements

Administrative and financial arrangements and indication of additional requirements

Indication of implementation status of the programmes over time

It's the indication that it's the best foie gras.

Not the faintest indication, sir. Have you? Alas, no.

An indication of Queen Cleopatra's goodwill and good faith.

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.