Sentence examples for unclear guidelines from inspiring English sources

Its low incidence portends unclear guidelines for management.

The controversy over Hillary Rodham Clinton's email use while secretary of state has opened a window into how unclear guidelines have been for top government officials.

Yet, the Commission believes unclear guidelines for investigations and an overly cautious approach by the Department of Justice in reviewing applications for electronic surveillance against international terrorism targets are hampering the Bureau's intelligence collection efforts.

Courts have often given unclear guidelines in rulings on a teacher's first amendment rights.

The major problems of AGOA for African companies and countries seems to be "unclear guidelines between U.S. customs and the country of origin.

Among other things, the audit found the department's overtime policies are outdated and inconsistent, relying on paper forms and unclear guidelines on who is authorized to preapprove overtime, the audit found.

And it is unclear how guidelines would define who is an independent expert.

Among nonusers, 63% were uncertain of turnaround time when ordering DM, 36% were unclear what guidelines milk banks followed, and 31% were unsure of parent receptiveness.

Ian Fishback, 26, said in an interview that he believes the Army is examining his claims of command failures and unclear treatment guidelines mainly to punish low-ranking soldiers and not to explore whether top commanders bear responsibility.

"I noticed how unclear the guidelines were and how unknowledgeable the administrators were," Nobles says.

"Unclear privacy guidelines make it hard to apply analytics across a larger data set and the complexity and volume of devices makes it difficult to ensure security is tight across the device, the app, the infrastructure, etc.," says Srinivasan.