Sentence examples for ambiguous document from inspiring English sources

However, the Court eventually ruled that the misreading of an ambiguous document did not amount to the "actual malice" necessary to prove libel of Mr. Pape, a public official.

The Charter is a sometimes ambiguous document, and, rather as the United States Supreme Court ultimately decides what the Constitution means, the Security Council decides what qualifies as a threat to "international peace and security" -- the threshold that justifies the use of force.

Modified from References [ 28] and [ 29]. *This is the only case of ambiguous genitalia documented in a child with 46,XX karyotype who also harbored a heterozygous mutation of the 21-hydroxylase gene.

Detailed annotation guidelines were prepared based on those for the GENIA and BioNLP Shared Task guidelines and refined throughout annotation to clarify ambiguous cases and document specific decisions made in annotation.

During this process, frequent discussions among annotators to resolve and document ambiguous cases and repeated verification of the annotated data against the guidelines are performed, to ensure annotation quality.

If an operational definition of measure is imprecise, ambiguous or poorly documented, probably different people will understand the measure in different ways.

(Because of an ambiguous comma in a document Greene signed on his deathbed, other scholars were forbidden to quote from unpublished material until Sherry's project was complete).

But the document was ambiguous and, because it dated from the 1980's, the price no longer reflected the company's true worth, David Sklar said, and the family could not agree on a re-evaluation.

In the first case, research efforts that have formally modeled several on-chip communication architecture specifications from informally specified, natural language documents found a few cases where the specification document was ambiguous, inconsistent, and incomplete.

In fact, the PTC-I criticized the Prosecutor for its ambiguous and vague charging document in paragraphs 82 through 85 of the December 16 decision.

The original agreement between Spain and France had not explicitly specified the borders of Louisiana, and the descriptions in the documents were ambiguous and contradictory.