Sentence examples for this vague definition from inspiring English sources

When pressed, he only offers this vague definition: "If you can taste the dirt through your ears, that is Americana.

Attempts to write new definitions in 2003 and 2007 did not move forward, leaving in place this vague definition: "Public relations helps an organization and its publics adapt mutually to each other".

It's this vague definition that is potentially problematic says Andrew Crane, director of the Centre for Business, Organisations and Society at Bath University: "The net positive idea is exciting because it challenges companies to think hard about their overall impact on society rather than just in terms of specific social responsibility initiatives.

The UN Conference on Environment and Development UNCEDD) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 1992 advanced this vague definition into a detailed action program called Agenda 21, which has been signed by 179 countries so far.

However, because of the vague definition of what constitutes an integrated task, the types of tasks included in this area and the assessment of the resulting writing is highly varied.

The lack of available benchmarking as well as the vague definition of response times renders any meaningful comparison with times observed in other studies difficult [7].

Even if you can ignore the vague definition of what constitutes a state secret, the bigger question is what exactly is an Internet company?

They point to the vague definition of terrorism in the Anti-Terror Law used to make the arrests, extended pre-trial detention periods ranging from six months to a few years, and lack of credible evidence for the arrests.

Considering motile mitochondria is prone to be ambiguous and overestimated due to the vague definition of motile mitochondria and the effect of photobleaching, we have quantified and compared the absolutely stationary mitochondria (The third row in Fig. 5A and 5B).

A November report from Everytown further outlined the limits of the vague definition for a federally licensed firearm dealer.

Fifteen congressional Democrats signed a dissent, arguing that the vague definition of manufacturing was a "deeply flawed provision that provides special-interest benefits to large architectural and engineering companies like Bechtel and Halliburton".