Sentence examples for by a vague code from inspiring English sources

If the embargo goes, European arms makers will be bound only by a vague code of conduct, though they promise to tighten it.

That was accompanied by a vague promise that the FA will "consider and discuss the prospect for future guidelines or codes of conduct".

But gradually this steady wavelike hum was joined by a vague extraneous mutter.

The different games seem to be united only by a vague "family resemblance".

In all these incidents, the venues were able to dismiss the claims by citing capacity issues or vague codes.

Yes? A: Vaguely.

Tye (1994) seeks to avoid such difficulties by employing a vague metalanguage.

A vague admonition in the code — "the history, institutions, prominent people, and citizenry of all nations shall be represented fairly" — was all that was needed.

More recently, the authorities have used Section 124B of the Penal Code, a vague provision prohibiting "activity detrimental to parliamentary democracy" against critics.

"Mitt Romney lives by a different code.

Live by a bro code.