It seems to us that these words, "acted in aid", are rather indefinite and liable to misunderstanding.
It is apparent from the figure, that 'Type 1', 'Type 3' groups, as well as the anticonvulsants of 'Type 2' form definite, compact regions within the "chemical space", while the regions which contain the rest of 'Type 2', and 'Type 4 drugs are rather indefinite, and contain compounds which are chemically diverse.
The descriptions were rather indefinite and in too many the results seemed discouraging.
However this explanation of the shift from the first to the second phase of ROP is rather indefinite.
Worry involves rather indefinite potential future dangers so that such attempts usually fail, because no satisfactory resolution exists.
And Obama and his appointees in the justice department may come to see some sort of a legal reckoning, rather than indefinite postponement, as the only politically viable way forward.
For most of its history, California had what was known as indeterminate sentencing, under which a judge would sentence a convicted criminal to an indefinite term rather than a set number of years.
Vine said a change in a policy to give those affected only three years' permission to stay in Britain, rather than indefinite leave to remain, meant that many were badly affected by the delays.
And shortening the list of charges for tribunals could mean that fewer Guantánamo detainees get trials rather than indefinite detention.
Another area SSA might explore is transitional benefits, which would give work, medical or financial supports -- rather than indefinite cash benefits -- to DI beneficiaries or applicants who will likely recover or be able to work. .
