Sentence examples for vague requirement from inspiring English sources

In the first and loose statements of the incompleteness theorems given above, the vague requirement that "a certain amount of elementary arithmetic can be carried out" occurred.

But that vague requirement has given them a lot of latitude.

When the actions extend beyond voting on legislation, to advocacy, there is no express standard, only a vague requirement for "added circumspection".

In the spring of 2014, Nova Scotia's process of approving Pieridae's proposed LNG export facilities with the rather vague requirement that Pieridae develop a greenhouse gas emission mitigation plan didn't fill environmentalists with much faith.

In order to fit such a vague requirement, authors have to exaggerate the significance of their works, which leads, sometimes, to fraud.

With such vague requirements for the ultimate honor, no wonder being elected is so difficult.

A lawyer representing homeless voters told the federal court that without the decree, the state would return to a Wild West environment in which election boards could apply vague requirements and some voters would be disenfranchised.

Somewhat vague requirements can be derived from United Nations Security Council resolutions and from the international treaties regarding biological, chemical and nuclear weapons.

It has been increasingly recognized that maintaining consistency alone often results in some other types of non-canonical requirements, including incompleteness of a requirements specification, vague requirements statements, and redundant requirements statements.

The ultimate gatekeeper these days is the insurance industry, not the Food & Drug Administration, says Wayne Roe of Covance Inc., a firm that advises high-tech medical companies on how to deal with Medicares vague requirements.

The Technical Branch subsequently issued a set of somewhat vague requirements for battlecruiser designs.