Sentence examples for must be ambiguous from inspiring English sources
Mr. Naimski favors lustration, would like the entire process to be "transparent, open and public," unlike its current secrecy, and yet understands that any vetting system that relies on informants and secret service files must be ambiguous and subject to manipulation.
Some take pluralists to be committed to the thesis that 'true' is ambiguous: since the pluralist thinks that there is a range of alethically potent properties (correspondence, coherence, etc)., 'true' must be ambiguous between these different properties.
Fodor's own response to this kind of criticism is expressed bluntly in Concepts: "People sometimes used to say that exist must be ambiguous because look at the difference between 'chairs exist' and 'numbers exist'.
For a conversion process to unfold, institutional rules must be ambiguous and contested among institutional actors [ 17, 50].
We must not be ambiguous about violence.
Here our answer must be more ambiguous.
One problem is the scope that losing parties have to delay obeying a WTO ruling, because the rules on how governments must comply are ambiguous.
The meaning of the law should not be "ambiguous, vague, obscure or imprecise", and the law must be sufficiently publicized.
It shouldn't be ambiguous.
