Sentence examples for vague reporting from inspiring English sources

He blamed inconsistent state laws, vague reporting rules and a requirement that prosecutors prove that a defendant knowingly violated the law as factors in his decision.

In a letter he sent to Senate Majority and Minority leaders Mitch McConnell and Harry Reid last August, when the provision was still part of the intelligence authorization bill, Beckerman said it "creates a dangerously broad and vague reporting requirement that would subject millions of innocent users to unreasonable government surveillance".

Vague reporting was also common.

Judgments as to whether these criteria were met were not possible because of vague reporting.

The overall literature was also marked by relatively small sample sizes and vague reporting of intervention durations and outcome-assessment time frames.

Of the 5 included studies, 2 RCTs were rated as lower risk of bias, 1 RCT had an unclear risk of bias due to vague reporting, and 2 non-RCTs had higher risk of bias (see Table  3) [ 30, 31].

Indeed, less expensive hotels and pensions (the distinction is vague) reported early this month that all their space was taken not only for Easter but also for several summer weeks, mostly by Holy Year pilgrims' groups.

Though they may mount a public interest defence, that key aspect of the law seems vague, reports Joanna Chiu on behalf of the New-York based Committee for the Protection of Journalists (CPJ).

Each of the three mentioned methodological items were given a score of 1 if the method was appropriate and 0 if it was inappropriate or vaguely reported.

We found that the methods of model development (e.g. the variables considered and the variable selection methods used) in the primary studies were not, or only vaguely reported in the included reviews.

Veering between a patronising video, a vague report and impenetrable financial data does not amount to openness and accountability.