Examples of using Equivocation in English and their translations into Arabic
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Without equivocation.
We arrived at the positions we have taken without equivocation.
On the Equivocation of' Matter'".
Cos I'm sensing some equivocation.
That, right there, that equivocation and self-doubt, that is not the American spirit.
So let me say without equivocation.
I say without hesitation or equivocation that today the world needs the United Nations more than ever before.
There is an urgent need, therefore,to redress the situation without further equivocation.
Terrorism must be condemned without equivocation and without distinction.
The Tribunal mustbe enabled to discharge its mandate expeditiously and without any equivocation.
I am in total agreement, without equivocation, that security measures have got to remain tough.
Israel expects itto issue a clear condemnation today, without any further delay or equivocation.
It must be stressed that there is no equivocation or ambiguity in the general provisions of this Agreement.
The so-called unequivocal undertakings offered since then haveproved to be part of an elaborate exercise in equivocation.
Neither great nor true, full of vain subtleties, perpetual equivocation, lacking in taste and Christian spirit.
The Government of Bosnia andHerzegovina has throughout been forthcoming in fulfilling its obligations without any equivocation.
On my first day in office I prohibited, without exception or equivocation, the use of torture by the United States of America.
I call on you-- and all other Security Council members--to condemn Hamas terrorism without any equivocation or delay.
For the new covenant on peace to prosper,the United Nations must remain, without equivocation or doubt, the first and last peacemaker and peacekeeper of the world.
And I can congratulate the defence on producing, finally,a witness who is capable of answering yes or no to a question without equivocation.
However, we must say without equivocation that the United Nations is the only global Organization that is equipped to offer hope and relief to the millions of suffering people in conflict and disaster situations.
The same must also bedemanded of Ethiopia's compliance with international law, without any equivocation or any special treatment.
On the other hand,it is undeniable that the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina has, without equivocation, fulfilled its obligations and remains earnestly desirous of the realization of the entire package of undertakings and commitments stipulated under the Dayton Peace Accord.
It is time for PA President Abbas to finally raise his voice and condemn the terror flowing from the Gaza Strip,without hesitation or equivocation.
It is important that international organizations such as the Bretton Woods institutions, the World Trade Organization(WTO)and others should, without any equivocation, seriously embark on the implementation of all the commitments that we have made as the international community.
In the light of the fact that Nasrallah and Hezbollah had the audacity to gloat that they are behind the attack,the Security Council must condemn the incident without delay or equivocation.
The dispute between Eritrea and Djibouti must not be allowed to fester any longer. It must be resolved along the lines of Security Council resolution 1862(2009)without further equivocation, confusion or deliberate procrastination.
We adhere to the view that the Israeli occupation of the territory of Palestine and other Arab lands is illegal and that the withdrawal of Israel from those territoriesis an absolute necessity that admits of no qualification or equivocation.
Let me simply add that the Algiers Agreements; the final and binding nature of the Boundary Commission decision; and, the details of implementation of the decision have all been formulated in clear terms;leaving no room for equivocation or ambiguity.
In this matter, while the United Nations initially showed integrity in seeking a lasting solution to this conflict,it later seemed to accommodate the occupying Power and its dilatory tactics and equivocation.