Sentence examples for vague rule from inspiring English sources

The White House will no doubt argue that nine months before an election is a period of time that falls outside even this somewhat vague rule.

In 1994, Penske capitalized on a vague rule by equipping Unser's and car and two others with a supremely powerful Mercedes-Benz engine that no other driver had.

This means that all other forms of justification, ranging from the respect of some vague rule of hygiene through to the promise of increased virility, are spurious and have no scientific foundations.

A few years ago in Montana, my home state, there was no posted speed limit on highways, just a vague rule about driving in a "reasonable and prudent" manner.

"Effectively, Twitter can decide your app is breaking a (potentially vague) rule at any time, or they can add a new rule that your app inadvertently breaks, and revoke your API access at any time.

Make greater use of the DSU to "clarify vague rules".

The vague rules have long deterred any passionless big businesses looking for the next lucrative franchise.

S.A.: I get angry in retail stores that have vague rules about where the line forms.

When the government punishes speech with vague rules, it has a chilling effect on expression of all kinds.

Another technique is to create extraordinarily cumbersome but often vague rules under which NGOs are allowed to operate.

She has criticized the vague rules in place on the issue and is preparing legislation to mandate sexual harassment training for congressional offices, among other changes.