Sentence examples for ambiguous government from inspiring English sources

This study has pointed out clearly the ambiguous government policies in the field of health care financing.

Results indicate the need for a non-ambiguous government policy concerning land tenure that recognises traditional land ownership dynamics.

It's neatly ambiguous – in government with whom?

The Court's endorsement of strict scrutiny was much less ambiguous in Government of Malaysia v. V.R. Menon (1990).

Yet counting people remains a sensitive business for two reasons, connected with the ambiguous character of government.

Tellingly, Cameron's commitment last month that the cuts would cease in 2015 was quickly softened into something more ambiguous by other government figures.

Qadhi's ambiguous relationship with the government reflects a quandary facing the Obama administration: whether to engage with Muslims across the ideological spectrum.

The Angolan government is ambiguous.

The British government was ambiguous about its intentions.

The effect of the economy on Congressional incumbents is more ambiguous, especially under divided government.

Evidently, there is no appetite for figureheads with limited powers in an ambiguous relationship with central government – an ominous warning for a Coalition which is about to introduce elected police commissioners.