The student union has criticised the amendment, calling it overly broad and ambiguous.
Mugisha and other activists filed suit against the law immediately, arguing, among other things, that the act was discriminatory, that it was overly broad and ambiguous, and that it placed undue restrictions on the rights of free association and expression.
In a message accompanying the veto, Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, said the bill would have created "an overly broad and ambiguous mandate" to send more students to private schools, burdening taxpayers with "incalculable significant additional costs".
Carl Shapiro, an expert on information technology on President Obama's Council of Economic Advisers, has suggested patent reforms, including making it easier to challenge patents after they are issued, culling the roster of overly broad or ambiguous claims, and allowing those accused of infringement to claim independent invention as a defense.
As technology has evolved, the CFAA is generally perceived to be overly broad and ambiguous by legal experts.
The ACLU views this clause, both in Federal law and in the donors' agreements, as a threat to civil liberties, saying it is overly broad and ambiguous.
The FCPA was enacted in the late 1970s and has since been barely touched, that is, until last fall when the U.S. Chamber of Commerce launched an attack on the FCPA, claiming it was overly broad and ambiguous, making it difficult for companies to comply.
Using a similarity threshold of 0.005 we identified sixty-six unique hashtags (Table 1), eleven of which were excluded due to overly-broad or ambiguous meanings (Table 2).
However, existing approaches to design alternative evaluation are overly reliant on experts' ambiguous and subjective judgments and qualitative descriptions.
