Sentence examples for ambiguity of rules from inspiring English sources

Enron viewed the complexity or ambiguity of rules as an opportunity to game the system.

The Argus' chief football writer Donald McDonald in 1889 chastised the ambiguity of the rules regarding starting positions after kick-off.

But the ambiguity of existing rules has left a loophole, critics argue, and hundreds of millions of dollars worth of thinly disguised election spending have passed through.

The T.V.A. guard, who would not allow his name to be used, also complained about the ambiguity of the rules on deadly force.

Because of the ambiguity of workplace rules, however, a new precedent was needed.This summer, leaders of a union based at Lockheed Martin, a defence company, challenged a vote to disband the union on the grounds of improper e-mails.

The incident reflects the ambiguity of the current rules governing those who are at airports not to fly, but for some kind of business.

The accident's investigation also brought into focus several generic safety issues, such as pressure applied on charter pilots by customers; night flight into airports near mountainous terrain; and the ambiguity of some Federal Aviation Administration FAAA) rules.

The complexity and ambiguity of the coding rules may contribute to the formation of different coding preferences, which could result in the differences we observed.

Ambiguity: multiple rules of thumb for different classes apply to the same exemplar.

Taken independently, rules or conditions may overlap, but the order of rules resolves ambiguity.

MacPhail cited the ambiguity of the pine tar rules and said any pine-tar problems with bats "should be settled before, not after, the fact".