Sentence examples for legally imprecise from inspiring English sources
It instead issued the maximum possible sentence to him under the unconstitutionally vague and legally imprecise Article 178 of the Penal Code which criminalizes harm to public morality.
Though no facts about the detained individual have been revealed, including his name or any allegations against him, the Pentagon did confirm that he has been classified as an "enemy combatant," a vague and legally imprecise category.
Immigration figures are notoriously imprecise.
Such estimates are notoriously imprecise.
The phenomenology of dreaming remains surprisingly imprecise.
The exact origins of Bear Hunt are imprecise.
It is reportorially and intellectually imprecise.
Boundaries of the steppe are imprecise.
Under a perfect duty what is owed is specific and legally enforceable by political society or courts; but action in accord with imperfect duty cannot be compelled, and what is owed under an imperfect duty is imprecise.
These formulations are imprecise.
