Sentence examples for vague decision from inspiring English sources

Since Booker, therefore, district court judges have struggled to impose sentences consistent with that vague decision and the piecemeal clarifications that followed from the courts of appeals and the Supreme Court.

The present study was designed to test whether OC tendencies are associated with indecisiveness and increased need for objective feedback in vague decision situations.

Vague cross-entropy integrated with the technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS) framework is proposed to rank the order of alternatives according to the synthetic vague decision matrix.

We talked about it in hushed voices in the front room for a while, and made a vague decision to let them be.

But Justice Scalia aimed his harshest criticism at the six justices who signed the majority opinion, returning to a theme he pressed last year — that the court is violating its duty and harming its reputation in issuing vague decisions.

Publicly, the university was vague about the decision, and, in a statement, Hennessy praised "the mayor's bold vision".

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.

In most of cases, pairwise comparisons are vague because every decision has its special specifications.

First, the criteria set out are too vague to govern decision in controversial cases.

Robust programming based on the concept of fuzzy interval was able to deal with ambiguous coefficients in the optimization model and reflect the vague information of decision makers' implicit knowledge (Inuiguchi and Sakawa, 1998; Dubois et al. 2001; Ben-Tal and Nemirovski, 2002; Li et al. 2008).

As usual, Daniels spent the week making vague promises about decisions to come, while leaving everyone entirely clueless about his intentions.