Courts consider child custody and visitation arrangements using the nebulous legal standard of "best interest of the child".
Likewise, you can see why Cameron and Osborne would want to contain any fallout from this crisis, which is why they formally announced today an independent inquiry into the way in which Libor is fixed, alongside a more nebulous inquiry into industry standards.
It proved a surprisingly hard needle to thread: a set of ineffable intuitions and aesthetic standards that seemed as nebulous as they were exacting.
Choosing the correct outcome and measure can be nebulous.
As nebulous as it sounds, there are "accepted" industry standards measured by ASFA that benchmarks a budget for both a modest or a comfortable retirement lifestyle, assuming retirees own their own home outright and are relatively healthy.
T-Mobile has responded as well, though the Uncarrier's timeline is more finite that Sprint's nebulous "investigation window," instead citing its "remorse" policy, which gives users a standard two-week window with which to exchange a product, whether due to explosion concerns or any other reason they might feel like they've made a terrible mistake.
With reports of the favourable outcome of concurrent chemoradiotherapy in stage III NSCLC cases with N2 disease, for which, therefore, this strategy now represents the standard treatment, the definition of 'resectable' N2 disease has become even more nebulous.
In a first attempt to put numbers on a nebulous concept, in December the Basel Committee of central banks and supervisors from 27 countries proposed a global liquidity standard for internationally active banks.
Prince is a genius, by any standard, even as the very definition of genius changes with the times to become more open-ended, inclusive, and nebulous.
Still, Prince is a genius, by any standard, even as the very definition of genius changes with the times to become more open-ended, inclusive, and nebulous.
