Sentence examples for Ambiguous wording from inspiring English sources

Ambiguous wording in the April 14 decision of Colorado's Independent Ethics Commission (IEC) will come in for close scrutiny following an official complaint Mike Coffman lodged with the state supreme court against attorney Chantell Taylor, director of Colorado Ethics Watch (CEW).

But ambiguous wording in the directions sent Mr. Campbell far past his destination.

When transposing EU directives into national laws, local lobbies will often push for some ambiguous wording to be used.

Indeed, the ambiguous wording of the terms for the review seems designed to ensure that nothing actually changes before 2013.

When the White House issued an initial statement on settlements last week, some analysts read its ambiguous wording as leaving Israel plenty of room for maneuvering.

Their initiative relies upon the ambiguous wording of article 50 of the Treaty on European Union, which sets out how states could leave the EU.

'Naturalist' is an ambiguous word.

Audiophiles use an exasperatingly ambiguous word, "involving".

Bigram takes only two features including ambiguous word and trigram takes only three features (including ambiguous word).

But normality is an ambiguous word in Zaire.

An ambiguous word, it probably cannot be used except subjectively.