Sentence examples for for an undefined from inspiring English sources

"Without any explanation or accountability, Yahoo has been left to flounder under a discredited leader for an undefined period," Mr. Loeb wrote.

Putin's late-stage intervention into the crisis could bring about a resolution that, rather ironically, was on offer long ago: Assad in power, for an undefined transitional period, with his regime backed by Russia and Iran.

In 1965 he made Mickey One, a deeply paranoid noir thriller about a nightclub comedian (Beatty) on the run from mobsters who seems to be seeking punishment for an undefined sin.

An Akzo Nobel spokesman, John de Munnik, said that the company would continue to receive royalty payments from Johnson & Johnson for an undefined time because it had helped Johnson & Johnson create the market for Risperdal in Europe, Argentina and Brazil.

Part of that process must be a negotiated reconciliation between Bamako and Tuareg nationalists who had sided with the Islamists and must agree to give up their demand for independence in return for an undefined autonomy or federal state.

William Safire (column, April 9) charges that the treaty establishing the International Criminal Court allows for prosecutions "for an undefined crime of 'aggression.' " In fact, the new court will have immediate jurisdiction over only three crimes: genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.

In 2008, Mr. Medvedev, who was then the nation's president, claimed for Russia an undefined "sphere of privileged interests" that could include Eastern European nations.

He and his Jamaican colleague Verene Shepherd have spurred on the recent call by the 15-member Caribbean Community for Britain, France and the Netherlands to pay an undefined amount of reparations for slavery and the slave trade.

We were joking about how FAT is going to look for 'FEECEE' funding with an undefined use.

First, we define CL as 'an information connectivity enabled marketplace concept that matches supply and demand for logistics services with an undefined and external crowd that has free capacity with regards to time and/or space, participates on a voluntary basis and is compensated accordingly'.

Although discussion about the CL concept seems inevitable, we define CL as 'an information connectivity enabled marketplace concept that matches supply and demand for logistics services with an undefined and external crowd that has free capacity with regards to time and/or space, participates on a voluntary basis and is compensated accordingly'.