Sentence examples for ambiguous consultations from inspiring English sources
According to a peace agreement brokered by the United States in 2005, the two states are to hold their own, somewhat ambiguous "consultations" on their future.
Carers felt their role in clinical consultations was ambiguous and passive and this compounded the difficulty of accessing and interpreting information.
Jacky Kwan, co-founder of Lively, described his wife's scary cancer screenings and short consultations, which were ambiguous and uninformative.
In April, Angelique Chrisafis wrote that if elected, Macron planned to hold a consultation to define the ambiguous status of first lady in France and draw up a job description for the first time.
We agree with the discussion by Katz that such a term is ambiguous and does little to clarify the reason for the consultation for either the internist [ 14].
In its consultation on regulation, the FCA referred to research by the Personal Finance Research Centre at the University of Bristol as "ambiguous" about a cap, "on the one hand [it suggested] possible improved lending criteria and risk assessments.
John himself is ambiguous about "ambiguous".
