The Royal Commission and previous commissions of Enquiry have drawn attention to the ambiguity of certain expressions in the Mandate, such as the expression 'a national home for the Jewish people', and they have found in this ambiguity and the resulting uncertainty as to the objectives of policy a fundamental cause of unrest and hostility between Arabs and Jews.
This subtest assesses the interpretation of idioms and metaphors; correct understanding of such nonliteral language requires rich semantic representation as well as an awareness of the ambiguity of many expressions between their literal and figurative meaning.
Reviewing the legislation at the time, the human rights lawyer John Wadham, then legal director of Liberty, highlighted the ambiguities of the expressions used, and warned that the lack of clarity would cause problems and concern.
These kinds of exceptions, selective restrictions, and ambiguities in France's freedom-of-expression laws have left the country vulnerable to charges of political favoritism.
To minimize the ambiguity of elevated MUC gene expression due to menstrual cycle, the tissues studied in the present investigation are from patients in either proliferative or late secretory phases.
The high phenotypic diversity of pUA13, pUA14 and pUA15 clones and constant transition between phenotypes prevented us from carrying out a detailed study of the impact of CUG ambiguity on gene expression.
Note that ambiguity arises because each morphed face conveys a mixture of expressions (see Fig. 1A for examples).
All of those qualities are inflamed in Hamilton's painting by Bing's inexplicably chirpy expression, the spatial ambiguity of the movie set and the seasonal cheesiness of the film and its title song.
Consequently, Frege's approach requires an infinite hierarchy of semantic denotations (and that for an expression which never gives rise to the ambiguity of a sentence).
Leonardo's was an art of expression that seemed to strive consciously to bring out the hidden ambiguity of the theme.
