When asked whether the concept's vagueness might lead to problems, he said the standard would evolve.
They claim the concepts used to set up criteria governing a practice are fuzzy, and that this conceptual vagueness will lead to the practice being abused.
"It is that kind of vagueness that can lead to conflict".
For instance, the ambiguity and sometimes vagueness of code smell definitions lead to different interpretations for each code smell.
This case is further evidence that Congress needs to clarify vagueness in the statute, which can lead to grossly unfair results.
For the Conservatives, shadow housing minister Mark Isherwood said "vagueness" about the definition of a second home could lead to differing approaches and confusion across Wales.
Second, when the ICD codes are accurate in defining an event, the clinical vagueness inherent in the description of the code itself may lead to a highly heterogeneous pool of clinical states represented by that code.
The vagueness of the law and the fear that violating it unknowingly would lead to loss of funding caused many groups to self-censor information and put a halt to otherwise successful HIV prevention activities.
According to Ishikawa, vagueness characteristic is a result of a combination of various types of data to be analyzed, which lead to inconsistency and deficiency.
In his dissent, Justice Scalia faults that analysis and would strike down the clause as "void for vagueness" and for failing to "give a person of ordinary intelligence fair notice" about the punishment it will lead to.
