Sentence examples for matter unclear from inspiring English sources

But the frustrated judges seemed to find the matter unclear.

Ultimately, they decided to leave the matter unclear, adding a line saying that the provision did not change the scope of detention authority granted in 2001 — whatever that was.

On the other hand, the streets that Central Park replaced in the 19th century were demapped, leaving matters unclear.

The final resolution to the matter remains unclear.

But whether China holds any lessons for airport development in America, or Europe for that matter, is unclear, analysts say.

The disposition of that case, a juvenile matter, is unclear, but Mr. Johnson testified that the man had accused other people in the neighborhood.

He sponsored a hearing on March 22 before the Board of Estimate, whose jurisdiction over the matter was unclear, at which "Civic Virtue" was excoriated by speakers, including his honor.

Public opinion on the matter is unclear, although Mr. Netanyahu remains very popular and Mr. Barak is widely respected as defense minister.

Mr Jospin, it might seem, believes six impossible things before breakfast.Since the election, he has said he wants to stick to the Maastricht timetable, mindful that under France's practice of cohabitation foreign policy is shared with the president (though whether EMU is a foreign or a domestic matter is unclear).

Behind him, Alex Salmond, the independence-seeking first minister of the Scottish government, pulled a Scottish Saltire from his wife's handbag and flapped it madly over the prime minister's head.In this section Ed's big chance More is less Going postal Tracks and control Northern light Claiming Andy ReprintsThe tennis star's view of the matter is unclear.

Social networks are critical to these explanations but how and why these networks matter is unclear.