Many state politicians have never taken an unequivocal stand on the abortion issue.

"Giles thinks-and so does Mr. Easley-that you should take a more active, a more unequivocal stand against Bolshevism."

But the time has come to take an unequivocal stand on ambiguity.

After 1996, most foreign countries have carefully avoided taking an unequivocal stand on the Imia/Kardak issue in favour of either side.

But Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, who voted in support of the bill, has stopped short of taking an unequivocal stand.

The last thing he wants to do as he gallops toward the Presidency is to take a clear and unequivocal principled stand on abortion.

Bill Clinton, moreover, is the first President to take an unequivocal stand on this issue.

The document represents the most unequivocal stand on the issue ever taken by the Polish church.

Mr. Kohl has declined to take an unequivocal stand on the issue, saying he cannot speak for a united Germany on the border question.

Senator Bill Nelson of Florida takes an unequivocal stand typical of what the others have expressed in interviews and public statements.