Sentence examples for ill-defined rules from inspiring English sources
A collection of overlapping and often ill-defined rules govern how, what, when and by whom nonpublic information can be bought and sold.
It's a miracle that there aren't more war crimes being committed, given the myriad of morally ambiguous circumstances a soldier faces and the ill-defined rules of engagement that cause confusion in battle.
Following brutal criticism of the chaotic race for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups, which virtually invited corruption with its ill-defined rules, sponsors began to exert pressure of their own and the ISL affair lingered in the background.
It believed that striking at a universally accepted global enemy, the US, would lead to the destruction of "hypocrite" unbelieving regimes across the Muslim world in the short term and, eventually, the creation of a new ill-defined and utopian religious rule.
Still, many passengers simply don't know how to behave because the rules are ill-defined and inconsistent, said Kate Hanni, executive director of FlyersRights, a consumer advocacy group.
He said the hybrid option – which combined domestic and offshore construction – was ill-defined and should also be ruled out.
I walked the corridors of power and was tempted many times to stray over the ill-defined line which separates bending the rules and breaking the law.
"It's easiest to define somebody when they're ill-defined, and John Kerry's ill-defined".
If your feelings for Math are nebulous or ill-defined, you may want to use a looser format with fewer rules.
As a general rule, vital registration data, suitably corrected for ill-defined coding and probable systematic biases in certifying deaths to non-specific vascular, cancer and injury codes were used to estimate the cause of death pattern.
The preponderance of the informal sector is also due to the enormous barriers to entry to the formal sector, including complex rules, procedures and regulations (World Bank, 2006) and, in the forest sector, ill-defined property rights.
