Any kind of clue about your expectations!" I remember limping home after another vague thesis committee meeting, carrying absolutely no vital information from this once-a-year check-in, wondering how in the world I could apply for postdocs or jobs or even placate skeptical relatives at Thanksgiving with an ending date that was, at best, accurate to ±3 years.
The civil servants blame the RAF, and the politicians blame vague and unnamed committees.
To please foreign investors, who have been put off by a capricious and at times extortionate tax regime, he promised to end much-disliked retrospective taxes (though he undermined the effect with vague talk of a committee to oversee things).
Her dogged pursuit of the then tax commissioner, Trevor Boucher, during a Senate committee, including vague aspersions on his new role as ambassador to the OECD, led to his resignation in 1993.
In return, he got seats for Lib Dem MPs on a cabinet committee and vague promises of a referendum, some day, on proportional representation, the reform which Lib Dems see fondly as a way to escape their fate as the also-rans of British politics.
The absence of comfortable options led the FOMC to opt instead for its statement about the path of tightening that rates are unlikely to rise before mid-2013 but mid-2013 but a very vague communicathat, and most committee members are dissatisfied with it.
Kimberly Ellis, who also is running for chair of the state party, said the initial proposal calling for members to simply disclose any financial interests in a ballot measure or candidate was too vague, and asked to committee to broaden its scope.
That committee vaguely described MSL as a science mission to the surface of Mars that would also demonstrate new technology for sample return.
Assemblyman Mark Weprin, a Queens Democrat who is a new co-chairman of the committee, was equally vague about the case.
One Occupy organiser feels that would be sufficient cause to call the movement's supporters onto the streets.It would seem in China's interests, too, to avert the occupation by leaving the standing committee's decision vague.
