Sentence examples for imprecise mandate from inspiring English sources

The American military feared "mission creep" -- an imprecise mandate.

However, an argument for IP based on the nature of evidence only requires that the character of the evidence sometimes allows (or mandates?) imprecise belief and not that the characters must always match.

A requirement of compliance with "all applicable federal laws" is surely far too imprecise to qualify as the sort of "unambiguous" advance statement of conditions mandated by Supreme Court precedent.

It's imprecise.

The likeness is imprecise.

Imprecise results or interpretation.

The numbers are imprecise.

That is too imprecise.

You become imprecise.

But how imprecise?

The UK form of quantitative easing involved fixed amounts and an imprecise deadline: when the quota was filled, no more gilts were bought until the Bank's monetary policy committee gave a new mandate.