Sentence examples for vague state from inspiring English sources
The family relationships are suspended in a similarly vague state of antagonism.
He also exudes that vague state of impassioned indolence that is one of Mr. Malkovich's acting specialties.
Dr. Xue was sentenced under a vague state secrets law, used in the past to prosecute cases ranging from military espionage to information leaks from state ministries.
The article fails to mention, for example, the recent arrests of four Rio Tinto employees, including an Australian citizen, on vague state secrets charges.
Vague state laws governing medical marijuana have allowed recreational users of the drug to take advantage of the dispensaries, say supporters of the Los Angeles ban and the federal crackdown.
The geologist, Xue Feng, a naturalized American citizen born in China, was convicted in July of violating the country's vague state secrets laws after he obtained an oil industry database for his employer, IHS Energy, a consulting company in Colorado.
And many legal experts say they doubt Mr. Hu will get a fair trial under China's vague state-secrets law.
Critics of the 2001 law have long said that the universal proficiency requirement was both too vague — states set their own definitions for proficiency, and some set them quite low — and unattainable.
The version enacted, however, is more vague, stating that salaries over 500,000 euros a year would be considered "inappropriate," according to a copy e-mailed by the finance ministry.
ReprintsWhile a 2005 law vaguely states that domestic violence against women is prohibited, there is no national provision for dealing with offenders.
No explanation is given about the discrepancy between the sum total, vaguely stated as 320 to 400, and the detailed items, which precisely add up to 400.
