But like many things in the legal world, state law on campaign contributions is vague, several election law experts said, and there is no clear answer as to what restrictions there are on using personal gifts toward a campaign war chest.
For all America's hopes that economic prosperity would spur political reform, the best that China has offered (just this September) is the vague possibility that elections currently conducted at the village level could be extended to the next level up, the township, "in several years".
General Musharraf has always played our president for a fool and still does, with the vague promise of an election that he tossed the White House on Thursday.
The money comes on top of separate promises to finance the Afghan police and army.Some of the pledges, notably America's made in an election year are vague.
The non-partisan panel, with your two current appointees, changed the title of Dr Wang's report to the vague and pulp fictional, "Election Crimes". .
It was also promised an elected legislature, although the mode of election was left vague.Britain was in no hurry to force the pace of democratic reforms.
Often I find people vaguely aware that an election is due and without a strong opinion.
The law is vague about when presidential elections must be rerun.
Mr. Bardaouil and Till Fellrath, the museum's managing director, said that they were vaguely aware of the election when they began planning the show last year.
"There was no perfect decision," he said, adding that the state's statutes on the subject of special elections are vague and open to interpretation, which could lead to court challenges.
