Even unambiguously successful cases have been subject to conflicting interpretations.

But the economic logic points unambiguously in the direction of multi polarity.

Our Party must address the mistakes it has made, he concluded unambiguously.

The end of the civil war was an unambiguously positive development for Sri Lanka.

It was regarded as unambiguously bad, both by ex imperialists and by their liberated subjects.

The EU s growing reservations about Turkey s membership have been expressed unambiguously by French President Nicolas Sarkozy.

Nonetheless, for regional cooperation to be successful, participating countries should credibly and unambiguously commit to it.

Drafting comments were essentially concerned with refining the provision to make it unambiguously clear that arbitration agreements could be validly concluded by means other than in the form of paper based documents, for example, by electronic communications (A CN.9 508, para.

The theoretical effect on employment is unambiguously positive, because marginal workers will be more productive as they work longer.

The Secretary General has also unambiguously noted that fact in his latest report on the situation in Kosovo and Metohija.

The report of the Secretary General on the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (S 2004 908) unambiguously states that

This appears a logical approach as any change observed in the output will unambiguously be due to the single variable changed.

Yet if we take a very long term view, it is not so clear that high oil prices are bad for the world as a whole. For example, if high oil prices were the result of taxes that were then redistributed to oil users, they would be unambiguously good.

This bodes ill for improved relations with Iran in the short run, and makes it imperative that Western powers unite to make it unambiguously clear that any use of nuclear weapons or materials by Iran or terror groups aligned with Iran will result in an immediate and devastating response.

But where substantial corruption can unambiguously be found, as it often can, one must recognize that it is not a cultural given.

The classical liberal free trade argument about the universal economic benefits of greater commerce and open markets proved to be unambiguously correct.

But the US position is unambiguously misguided in not foreseeing that the Kosovo precedent will incite instability and potentially even violence elsewhere.

Maxwell developed a set of equations that could unambiguously describe the interrelationship between electric field, magnetic field, electric charge, and electric current.

For example, if high oil prices were the result of taxes that were then redistributed to oil users, they would be unambiguously good.

The US, which enjoys immense popularity among Albanians for obvious reasons, should immediately and unambiguously throw its muscle behind EULEX and its investigations.

It is also notable for the fact that it is the first time where the phenomena of auroral activity and electricity were unambiguously linked.

At the same time, the Treaty unambiguously confirms the inalienable right of those States to research, produce and use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.

But this vision, in turn, also became problematic, and it was unambiguously discredited in 2007 2008, amid a massive outbreak of European and Asian Schadenfreude .

The aim is praiseworthy to ensure that aid will be unambiguously beneficial, and won t merely be exploited by bad governments to extend their hold on power.

Transparency is unambiguously good for companies and for governments by and large they don t welcome it, but it makes them more accountable to their constituents and to society.

For many years, India was unambiguously on the side of democracy, freedom, and human rights in Burma and in ways more tangible than the rhetoric of the regime s Western critics.

Many people in many countries interpreted a crisis that unambiguously began in the United States, but affected some other countries more harshly, as evidence of a fundamentally malign US plan.

In addition, in the biological area all production equipment and materials are inherently dual use and therefore there are no unique features or markers which point unambiguously to proscribed activities.

The statistics of bad health are clear, very clear.

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But there is no sign of a considered assessment being prepared, which might at least help countries to make better informed choices, even if it did not conclude that one model was unambiguously best.

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But where substantial corruption can unambiguously be found, as it often can, one must recognize that it is not a cultural given. On the contrary, often it is the result of policies that have fed it.

For the struggle to succeed, all Member States must be unambiguously committed to ending illicit trafficking in small arms and to cooperating fully at the bilateral, regional and international levels to dismantle networks of illegal arms brokers.

Regretfully, the answer to this question unambiguously indicates the role of the Russian Federation in inspiring and maintaining these conflicts, notwithstanding the fact that this country officially bears a heavy responsibility of facilitator for the conflict settlement .

Regretfully, the answer to this question unambiguously indicates the role of the Russian Federation in inspiring and maintaining these conflicts, notwithstanding the fact that this country officially bears a heavy responsibility of facilitator for the conflict settlement .

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