Sentence examples for vague procedures from inspiring English sources

"We cleared up the vague procedures surrounding the recount process," Mr. Fasano said.

As a result, the conversion of DNA copy numbers to actual biomass concentrations is often a vague procedure.

Leave schools with no real due process because of a vague claims procedure.

She, along with the new president of the Supreme Court, may also investigate judges through an only vaguely defined procedure that may lead to a judge's removal.

It says that a "major challenge" is converting a contractual obligation which is "often vague" into staff procedures.

Finally, the authors of the review discussed above [ 34] found that the aim of feedback was often vague, the exact procedures to be used lacked specificity, and there was a lack of detail about the mechanism by which feedback was expected to lead to improvement, beyond an implicit suggestion of the impact of normative comparisons.

The Lonely Planet guide had been rather vague about the procedure for crossing into Oman here, near Hatta, and on arriving at the Oman border we were told that we needed first to officially leave the Emirates — there had been an unmarked checkpoint at the Hatta Fort Hotel, a few miles back.

All of them were rather vague about the routine newsphotography procedure.

Where adverse event terms were vague or related to procedures, requests for clarification were sent to participating investigators.

There are currently different commonly used estimation methods available, among which the classical coverage method, a Bayesian procedure with vague prior distributions (as mentioned in EN 1990) and the method described in EN 13791.

There were encouraging signs yesterday that a majority of Supreme Court justices are prepared to defend women's health and reproductive freedom against the proliferating bans on a vaguely defined surgical procedure dubbed partial birth abortion.