Sentence examples for ambiguous whether from inspiring English sources

In the end, it seems, Mr. Bush's main contribution has been to introduce a new degree of confusion into the issue, making it ambiguous whether the United States still holds to "strategic ambiguity".

For the same reason it is equally ambiguous whether the Court of Appeal addressed the issue.

It's left ambiguous whether this future is considered a good thing.

He left ambiguous whether his candidacy would continue, but not his reform "crusade".

It is ambiguous whether that means prior notification is the general presumption or the exception.

The U.S. Constitution left it notoriously ambiguous whether individuals could sue sovereign states for breach of contract in federal court.

It was left ambiguous whether it was a crime to say that the Holodomor was not a genocide.

(The original article leaves ambiguous whether Erdely confirmed this part of the story with anyone other than Jackie).

It remained ambiguous whether the others, too, were still legally permissible if a policy maker wanted to use them.

In light of the ADEA's clear exclusion of most important public officials, it is at least ambiguous whether Congress intended that appointed judges nonetheless be included.

The problem is that the constitution formulated after the 1979 Islamic revolution left ambiguous whether the emphasis was on religion or democracy.