Sentence examples for vague criterion from inspiring English sources

No. Rather it sets out a vague criterion: a team must use its transfers "to improve its performance on the field".

With a vague criterion for candidates in place, the search committee took months more to form a wish list under cloak-and-dagger secrecy.

This vague criterion was adopted by a majority of the court in 1905 and was invoked to deny constitutional protection in Hawaii and the territories won from Spain, which were held to be "unincorporated".

This clinical judgement is a vague criterion which may make it relatively difficult to refer parents.

To some degree, psychosocial adjustment has been seen as a vague criterion, difficult to operationalize and not suitable for objective quantification.

While functional impairment will continue to be a difficult and vague criterion, we doubt that the new description will change in the least the clinical approach to MCI and dementia diagnosis.

The court had employed "utterly vague criteria," Justice Thomas said.

This vague criteria is now being used to label innocent people as terrorism suspects.

Wal-Mart managers typically used vague criteria like "teamwork" and "integrity" to give promotions.

Under the new law, these independent citizen groups would have to register with the government and win approval to operate under vague criteria; if the government disapproves of a group's behavior it can dissolve it using equally vague criteria.

My experience of submitting planning applications, both for myself and clients, is that it comes down to the subjective views and prejudices of individual planning officers and inspectors, who can turn down applications using vague criteria such as 'unneighbourly development' or 'impact on amenity'".