Examples of using Equivocation in English and their translations into Swedish
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common sense of the words, without equivocation or mental reservation.
A study by Wesley Elsberry and Jeffrey Shallit states:"Dembski's work is riddled with inconsistencies, equivocation, flawed use of mathematics,
And I can congratulate the defence on producing, finally, a witness who is capable of answering yes or no to a question without equivocation.
say without exception or equivocation that we do not torture.
I will take this opportunity to ask that all forms of violence, without equivocation or exception, be targeted.
Violence is rejected without equivocation. Violence is incompatible with democracy,
The first point is that it is necessary to maintain, without equivocation, the principle of the relative stability of the national quotas,
Despite the reticence and equivocation which it allowed to continue, the"Peace of Clement IX" found a certain justification for its name in the period of relative calm which followed it,
One of the purposes of the morontiaˆ careerˆ is to effect the permanent eradication from the mortalˆ survivorsˆ of such animal vestigial traits as procrastination, equivocation, insincerity, problem avoidance, unfairness, and ease seeking.
answer- yes without a moments equivocation, would we recommend this hotel to others; answer- yes without a moments hesitation.
I declare without equivocation that the lobby that is working against this is in essence a lobby supporting nobody
avoid all internal inconsistency or equivocation.
So, during a talk show on one of the leading Ukrainian TV channels this official without any equivocation declared that Kiev is not going to even go on the steps rather doubtful.
No excuses. No equivocations.
No crying. No excuses, no equivocations.
She couched it in all kinds of equivocations.
And we can no longer afford our moral equivocations, but this is how we get our family back.
These evasions of the question, these omissions and equivocations, inevitably added up to that complete swing-over to opportunism with which we shall now have to deal.
This doctrine of relativity contains two serious equivocations which, when pointed out,
what he calls its‘indecision, its equivocations, its hesitations and its lack of a clear programme',