Sentence examples similar to unclear setting from inspiring English sources

This was a protest against the lack of transparency in ACE's decision-making, and the unclear set of criteria by which the funding cuts decisions were made.

Her lawyers called the charges ambiguous and convoluted, saying they were "exceedingly general allegations that are premised upon an unclear set of facts".

Colin Cram, a public sector consultant specialising in procurement, said: It is unclear what setting a target that says 25% of government contracts should go to SMEs really means.

It's, of course, unclear what "setting aside," means but clearly Twitter is re-evaluating the promotion.

Kapiriri and Martin noted priority setting in developing countries is fraught with uncertainties due to lack of credible information, weak institutions and unclear priority setting processes [ 27].

The scientific background behind these policies is unclear but setting clear criteria for interchangeability and prescribability are not planned in any of the member states or at the EU level.

It is often unclear who sets Hamas policies.

Investigators said it was unclear what set off the scuffle.

It is unclear what set off the shooting.

It is unclear who set up the page.

It is unclear what set off the stunts against the Daytons around Labor Day, 2007.