Sentence examples for vague test from inspiring English sources

Instead, the current law has a vague test requiring that any transaction provide a "net benefit" to Canada.

The first is simply that it is "in the national interest," a vague test that Obama's lawyers first used to justify the constitutionality of the Libya intervention in 2011.

The vague test reveals that he is miserable, which leads him to agree to pay the church to make him happy again.

An analysis* by Public Citizen's Bright Lines Project has found that 67percentt of organizations that commented on the new proposed rules for nonprofit political activity are encouraging the Treasury Department and the IRS to continue the rulemaking rather than allow the current, vague, test for political activity to remain.

The row has thrown a spotlight on the rather vague testing regulations in F1 and how the teams are exploiting them to their advantage.

But each time they go to their mandated doctor appointments at the town's new hospital, their blood is drawn for vague "testing," and Cora is incessantly pressured to opt for sterilization.

The Court considered it "too vague a test of constitutionality" and said: "Such a test hinges on the court's view of the reasonableness of the law in question, and requires the court to intrude into the legislative sphere of Parliament as well as engage in policy making".

The majority's "vague, halfway test will lead to much confusion and needless litigation," he wrote.

He complained that the majority's "vague, halfway test will lead to much confusion and needless litigation".

The official position is that the government will hold a referendum once five vague economic tests have been met.

Accordingly, a wide variety of vaguely mental tests has been adopted across individual studies, and incorporated into meta-analyses, on the assumption that they measure essentially the same thing (by implication "general intelligence" or g).