Sentence examples for policy ambiguity from inspiring English sources

The perceived conflict between the restoration of fire-excluded forests and concomitant reduction of dense fuels and high-severity wildfire, versus the recovery of endangered species, has led to a policy ambiguity that has slowed on-the-ground action at a time when active management is urgently needed, both for ecosystem restoration and species conservation.

HWs still question SP's treatment advantages and are confused about policy ambiguity on the recommended number of IPTp-SP doses and other IPTp-SP related guidelines.

Timothy Caulfield and Amy L. McGuire (" Policy Uncertainty, Sequencing and Cell Lines"), reflect thoughtfully on current policy ambiguities and the importance of addressing this lack of clarity.

Instead, the government keeps to a policy of "ambiguity" over Mossad operations.

Saddam, however, preferred a policy of ambiguity, a stance that heightened US and British suspicions.

Prime Minister Hun Sen, whose word is final here, has pursued a policy of ambiguity over whether he wants a trial.

But he did not explicitly deny any Israeli involvement, saying Israel had a "policy of ambiguity" on intelligence issues.

However, he did not explicitly deny any Israeli involvement, saying his government had a "policy of ambiguity" on intelligence issues.

But he told Army Radio in Israel that a "policy of ambiguity" on security matters meant he would not comment directly on the allegations.

The United States practices a policy of ambiguity with respect to Israel's nuclear stockpile, neither publicly discussing it nor forcing the Israeli government to acknowledge its existence.

It does not require an Iranian official to point out that Israel, despite its policy of "ambiguity," possesses somewhere around a hundred nuclear weapons.