Sentence examples similar to imprecise regulation from inspiring English sources
Because these bombs are imprecise, our military regulations prohibited firing them to within a 350 meter radius of fellow soldiers in an open area (or within 250 meters if they were in an armored vehicle).
We then find that when (1 − R) Y < 1: (100) σ tot 2 = σ 2, and when (1 − R) Y > 1: (101) σ tot 2 = (1 − R 2 ) var (μ e ) − τ 2. This brings out most clearly that, when the regulation is imprecise ((1 − R) Y > 1), the final noise level that is evolved matches the fraction of the variance in desired expression levels var(μ e ) that is not tracked by the condition-response.
26 The rapid expansion of DAPPs shows that this regulation is either imprecise or subject to interpretations, or there is weakness of the health authority to enforce it.
To wit, as with most of his executive orders, Trump's most significant directives on regulation are so stunningly imprecise they may be next to impossible to enforce.
The advertisement's portrayal of Mr. Lazio's position on regulation of health maintenance organizations is imprecise: he says he supports legislation that allows patients to sue H.M.O.'s, albeit it under far more limited circumstances than allowed by the Democratic bill he voted against.
(The records are imprecise).
Immigration figures are notoriously imprecise.
(An imprecise dosage killed people).
