用unambiguously造句子，“unambiguously”造句

Under limited information, however, maintaining a view unambiguously may not always be possible.

The first unambiguously modern state, Mr Fukuyama believes, was the Qin dynasty in China, founded in 221BC.

Typically, what teams call requirements management is basically an effort to unambiguously document what the stakeholders want the proposed system to do.

Europe must make an honest judgment about which side of the line countries are on. Greece, which is unambiguously insolvent, ought to have a hard But orderly write-down.

But the picture from the doctor's office unambiguously does.

They want their feelings of right and wrong to be unambiguously affirmed.

The plaque of "Imperial" and "Hanlin" on the Zhoujiamen Gate clearly and unambiguously declares the special status of the Zhou family.

When we save a schoolteacher’s job, that unambiguously aids employment; when we give millionaires more money instead, there’s a good chance that most of that money will just sit idle.

The president said that she had stated the U.S. position very clearly and unambiguously.

Pointcuts allow you to unambiguously reference multiple join points in the program code (method content and processes).

If a transient application performs more than just a single function, the interface should communicate this visually and unambiguously and provide immediate access to all functions without the addition of windows or dialogs.

They must acknowledge that, unambiguously or ambiguously, the organization is the only one representing the Palestinian people.

For example, Louisiana's extensive voucher plan unambiguously reduced student achievement.

Of course, real contracts are written in a language and may not unambiguously define such a function - not its domain or range, much less the function itself.

His/her name shall be mentioned clearly and unambiguously whenever his/her translation is used publicly.

It can be that I have wrong answered one or other question, because my software could translate the questions not unambiguously.