Sentence examples for vague and undefined from inspiring English sources

Snowden also took aim at the law's vague and undefined language.

Faddishness: I worry that blended learning will be increasingly vague and undefined as it grows in popularity.

Despite the severe consequences for non-compliance, Congress, the SEC, and the courts have left key elements of the crime of insider trading vague and undefined.

The approach to investing outlined by Michael Posner seems more vague and undefined compared with calls from others to divest entirely from fossil-related securities.

It's sufficiently vague and undefined, even legally, that it could mean anything from unwanted attention to groping to undisputable sexual violence.

The problem is that these and other provisions of Common Article 3 are vague and undefined, and each could be interpreted in different ways by an American or foreign judges.

The Government asserts no constitutional basis for this legislation other than this vague, undefined and undefinable "war power". No one will question that this power is the most dangerous one to free government in the whole catalogue of powers.

"By declaring war against an undifferentiated, undefined and fundamentally vague phenomenon like global terrorism, or terrorism with global reach, we in a sense opened the gates to a lot of countries to leap into this exercise on our backs.

They look vaguely Russian, and they work.

The word sounds vaguely hokey and quaint.

She looks vaguely miserable and poorly rested.