Sentence examples for vague standards from inspiring English sources

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.

The typically vague standards governing the use of wiretapping have also provoked controversy with regard to other listening devices.

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

"It's interesting that U.S.A.D.A. seeks to lower the standard of proof to a vague standard, which includes the word 'satisfaction,"' said Brian Getz, the lawyer for the sprinter Michelle Collins, who has been accused of a doping offense.

Although I've never read a James Patterson book, I bridle at some of the remarks in Jonathan Mahler's article criticizing Patterson and his readers for not measuring up to some vague standard of literary worthiness.

A company only has to make a disclosure when it has information showing it is more likely that a case will be filed, a vague standard that gives management a great deal of discretion about when to tell investors.

Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer, says that regulators are trying to enforce a vague standard of protection when there was no previous OSHA or retail industry guidance on how to prevent what it views as an "unforeseeable incident".