Sentence examples for the document is vague from inspiring English sources

Under the Basic Law, Hong Kong's mini-constitution, China is obliged to introduce democracy, but the document is vague on when and how that should happen.

The answer in the document is vague: "Reforming our health care system, simplifying our payment structure and incentivizing new ways to make sure patients are actually getting better health care will generate massive savings".

While it offers a lucid and damning analysis of Lance Armstrong's dealings with the UCI between 1999 and 2010, the document is vague on the state of cycling today, stating "the commission did not hear from anyone credible in the sport who would give cycling a clean bill of health in the context of doping today".

The draft document is vague about such crucial points as the precise sequence of some steps.

There are four problems: the consultation document is vague and confusing; they are not being up-front about the need to cut costs; it has provoked a fight between four foundation trusts (FTs); and the proponents of change have alienated local MPs, who have torn into the exercise.

However, public and media debate scarcely discussed the issue, and the only references in the Paris summit's negotiated outcome document are vague to the point of meaninglessness.

The text of the document is rather vague and noncommittal.

"The language in the document is so vague that it's meaningless," Jake Williams, a former member of the NSA's hacking unit, told VICE News.

The document is very broad and vague, most likely by design.

On the final negotiated text, he says: "Almost across the board, the document is much too soft and vague to solve today's sustainability challenges.

While the White House has insisted the document was mostly vague and historical, critics will certainly seek now to paint it as something historic.