Sentence examples for vague standard from inspiring English sources

This vague standard leaves open critical implementation details.

Social/emotional refers to the prosocial aspects, a deliberately vague standard.

Deford dismissed reformers who say that the allotment of sports should be based on the vague standard of "interest" among students.

When participants require information and guidance, as in the case of editing, we found that specificity increases performance relative to the vague standard condition.

The Supreme Court's procedure is that individual justices decide for themselves whether any particular case meets a vague standard for recusal set by a 1974 statute.

Dr. Paul Appelbaum, a past president of the American Psychiatric Association and an authority on psychiatry and the law, said the United States Supreme Court had ratified a vague standard that gave wide discretion to prosecutors and judges.

The Media Council regulates media content through vague standards.

With the vague standards in hand, AEY canvassed the field.

Rappers, uniquely burdened by vague standards of authenticity, have cultivated complex, performative autofictions.

Vague standards are an invitation to mischief by political opponents and politically inspired prosecutors.

But Campbell was often applying vague standards issued by general managers who were themselves inconsistent about player safety.