Sentence examples for Fuzzy doctrine from inspiring English sources
Reprints Related items Riots: Living apartJun 28th 2001 Riots: Shades of brownMay 31st 2001The enemy withinThe troubles in these towns say less about racism than about the fuzzy doctrine of multiculturalism.
"It's a very fuzzy doctrine, to put it mildly," Rai says, and judges have recently seemed reluctant to allow the argument in court.
The Festo case, which appears to be bound for the Supreme Court, is pitting large companies (such as IBM and Ford), which say that the fuzzy equivalency doctrine encourages lawsuits, against smaller companies, which are worried that their innovations will be ripped off.
This year, Trump pulled the US out of the Paris Climate Accords, a deliberate middle finger to the international community, sure to please people who love Trump's "America First" doctrine (fuzzy though it may be in its specifics).
What the lawmaker means by religious doctrine is fuzzy.
Unfortunately for the tax cops, this sham doctrine is extremely fuzzy, whereas the rules that define the various components of a transaction are often well defined.
Because the sham doctrine is so fuzzy and most deals arguably follow the letter of the law, shelter promoters can easily obtain legal opinions asserting that these products are likely to work.
In our current era of non-stop technological innovation, fuzzy wishful thinking has yielded to the hard doctrine of personal optimization.
Fuzzy writing allows fuzzy thinking.
