Sentence examples for vague existing from inspiring English sources
Problematically vague existing legislation has undoubtedly contributed to serious privacy and civil liberties breaches by state operators for years.
The proposal, to dismantle one-quarter of Mauna Kea's 13 existing telescopes in return for allowing construction to proceed, would only accelerate vague existing plans to shutter some of the telescopes.
The controller gains are usually designed with fixed values for various scenarios of power system which considerably vague due to existing system complexity.
In a thoroughly researched article they indicate that overall figures on the volume of such trade are vague, but that existing data indicates that India, along with the Philippines and Cuba, leads in exportation of medical-transcription services, tele-pathology, and tele-diagnostic services.
In this study, we propose the implementation of artificial neural network (ANN) technology towards the establishment of an expert system capable of learning the existing vaguely understood relationships between the input parameters and output response of compositional simulation of gas cycling operations in gas condensate reservoirs.
In some respects the term will appear too colloquial and naïve; in others, vaguely related to existing concepts in psychoanalysis and sociology [ 9], p. 109".
Even without an explicit anti-LGBT law, the existing and vague anti-pornography law is already being used to persecute the LGBT community.
"Over the last few years our denomination has been rocked by those who would interpret existing language as vague and unenforceable," Mr. Hayes said.
However, it is rather vague if deciphered from the existing genomic profiles.
Unfortunately, existing accounts are vague with respect to the key concept of bias.
Apple also this year made vague promises about improving its existing parental controls in the future, in response to pressure from two Apple shareholder groups, Jana Partners LLC and the California State Teachers Retirement Systemm.
