For example, although the country's 74th constitutional amendment, passed in 1992, devolves a gamut of powers to urban bodies, in practice many of those powers are ill defined and limited by the reluctance of state officials to cede authority to their urban counterparts.
Obviously, the regulation of houses of ill fame, legislation in respect to women of loose character, may involve one of three possibilities: First, absolute prohibition; second, full freedom in respect to place, coupled with rules of conduct; or, third, a restriction of the location of such houses to certain defined limits.
In a suit over the rules, Magellan and other companies said the concept of nonquantitative limits was "boundless and ill defined" and would reach virtually every policy and procedure used to manage mental health benefits.
It is also true that the current standard of linear measurements of tumor diameters is limited when the tumor margins are ill defined, as with an infiltrating tumor.
However, the SE cannot be used for rough energy landscapes, where the continuum limit is ill defined.
But the musical results were ill defined.
As a health threat, it was ill defined.
And their long-term risks are ill defined.
It is ill defined at best, hypocritical at worst.
Once again, the figure is very crude and ill defined.
The instruments' place in museums too is ill defined.
