"What disturbs me about this is how ambiguous this ruling is," Rabbi Brander said.
Caricom has settled into an ambiguous stance, not ruling out a role in the new security forces and deferring a decision on recognizing Haiti's government until July.
Many feared that, even if the court upheld the subsidies, it would do so by deferring to the IRS because the statute was ambiguous; such a ruling would have left open the option for a future Republican administration to wreck the federal exchanges.
Mr. Risen's lawyers had argued that the 5-4 ruling was ambiguous and left room open for Judge Brinkema to shield him from testifying in the criminal trial.
The language of his ruling was ambiguous about whether she needed to wait for those returns to be filed, which she chose not to do tonight.
First, it amounted to an unusual slap in the face: state courts are not supposed to make rulings so ambiguous that the high court cannot understand the basis for them.
What distinguishes the latest row is the ambiguous position of Malaysia's ruling party, the United Malays National Organisation UMNOO).
Riots in Córdoba A storm in Hispaniola Reprints Related topics Haiti Caribbean Dominican RepublicThe government argues that the ruling clarifies an ambiguous situation.
A respected legal commentator described her as 'up the creek without a paddle', noting that in a recent appeal on a similar case Lord Coulsfield had held that the international court's ruling had been ambiguous.
