Sentence examples for vague customs from inspiring English sources
There are a few vague customs.
False and vague custom declarations were made by some of the shipping companies to bypass regulatory checks of unapproved online medicines.
I'd heard some fascinating but vague stories about this custom, and I'd seen amazing photos and videos of past hunts.
For instance, if you're a developing country, and you want to play in the big leagues, you should probably do something about customs rules that are vague, or are enforced sporadically.
The party's platform featured support for the family, slashing welfare, a greater role for private health care and vague calls that immigrants conform to local customs.
The tuneful introspection and vague artiness of their early records were custom-made for campus heartbreak, but after a 2005 appearance on The OC they graduated to platinum record sales, Grammy nominations and celebrity wives.
Written legislation incorporating traditional rights and customs takes the place of the vague expressions of the old charters.
A friend of mine with great taste and a long, tall room divided it into living and dining areas with custom-made, vaguely neo-Classical bookcases that are about chest high and hold books on both sides.
But the proposed rules are exceptionally vague, defining such jobs as any that could have "a material adverse impact" on national security — including police, customs and immigration positions.
