Exemple de utilizare a Equivocation în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Without equivocation.
Equivocation is defeat.
There is no equivocation here.
This is not the time for moral equivocation.
So let me say without equivocation, I have always been faithful to my wife.
Cause I'm sensing some… equivocation.
Okay, that, right there, that equivocation and self-doubt that is not the American spirit.
It's not a mending, but an equivocation.
I am in total agreement, without equivocation, that security measures have got to remain tough.
Mach 7 leaves very little time for equivocation.
Not an equivocation, not a redirect… A simple answer to a simple question.
Russia has got used to the equivocation of the EU.
They were impressed with him taking his post in hand, butnow is not the time for equivocation.
Other passages further clarify without any equivocation when the great apostle expected to be with Christ.
She will say everything straight and without unnecessary equivocation.
The position is taken, without qualification or equivocation, that this is a Baptistic confession of faith dated more than four hundred years before the Reformation.
It would be necessary to raise the issue openly without equivocation.
His defence of the practice of equivocation was published in A Treatise of Equivocation(c. 1598), originally titled A Treatise against lying and fraudulent dissimulation.
He invited me… a-a stranger… Into his home without a second of equivocation.
After 10 years during which I succeeded to understand this business, the equivocation in the legal sector, I decided to attend the Law School, in order to have a first-hand knowledge.
And then, Briest… I'm sorry to have to say it, your constant equivocation.
Condemns utterly and without equivocation all forms of racism and discrimination faced by the Roma, and underlines the need for anti-Gypsyism to be effectively addressed if measures in other fields are to be effective;
An oath is to be taken in the plain andcommon sense of the words, without equivocation or mental reservation.6.
Equivocation was condemned by most of his contemporaries as outright lying, including William Shakespeare, who may have alluded to Garnet in Macbeth with the following line:"who committed treason enough for God's sake, yet could not equivocate to heaven".[59].
And I can congratulate the defence on producing, finally,a witness who is capable of answering yes or no to a question without equivocation.
This is an historic event anda diplomatic triumph that we need to recognise without equivocation and for which I congratulate you, Baroness Ashton.
But McDonnell and Corbyn's basic equivocation about EU membership- consistent with their Bennite siege economy, anti-capitalist past- is no longer just a matter of esoteric discussion among leftwing dissidents for whom the narcissism of small difference is a central tenet of doctrinal squabbles.
He had denied his conversation with Oldcorne as it was a secret, butsaid that in matters of faith, equivocation could never be lawful.
It subordinates, without hesitation or equivocation, every particularistic interest, be it personal, regional, or national, to the paramount interests of humanity, firmly convinced that in a world of inter-dependent peoples and nations the advantage of the part is best to be reached by the advantage of the whole, and that no abiding benefit can be conferred upon the component parts if the general interests of the entity itself are ignored or neglected.
So our overall commitment at the Carter Center is to promote human rights, and knowing the world as I do,I can tell you without any equivocation that the number one abuse of human rights on Earth is, strangely, not addressed quite often.