28. The content of paragraph 30 is imprecise.

Attempts to categorize follow up replies are necessarily imprecise.

Moreover, there are recommendations in the section entitled Freedom from want that seem too general and imprecise.

45. Article 105 is yet another example of a broad and imprecise definition liable to be both misapplied and misused.

Some delegations favoured this deletion, bearing in mind the imprecise meaning of the word unjust and the unlikelihood of application of this proviso.

Some felt that there was no need to take too restrictive an approach, excluding non State actors, and emphasized that the expression comparable measures was imprecise.

In the opinion of several of these delegations, the expression other documents contained in this proposal was too imprecise, and adequate wording would have to be found.

252. The representative of the United States of America stated that his Government supported the goal embodied in article 25 but its language was overly broad and imprecise.

We took the view that those safeguards provided a sound framework for the protection and enhancement of human rights. Indeed, they had served Hong Kong well and we concluded by reaffirming our belief that it was sensible to continue with this framework rather than to devise an entirely new institution with a wide ranging but imprecise remit in the field of human rights.

Well, that is rather rather curious, isn't it?

All attempts to categorize follow up replies by States parties are inherently imprecise and subjective it is therefore not possible to provide a neat statistical breakdown of follow up replies.

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A rather shabby building on a rather shabby street.

One clear threat to the enjoyment of human rights stems from conflicting and imprecise definitions of terrorism and or terrorist offences contained in numerous national laws and regional and subregional instruments.

Nevertheless, in some cases, an objecting State had chosen to enter into treaty relations despite the fact that the reservations made were of a very broad, extremely general and imprecise nature.

Mr. De Palacio España (Spain) (spoke in Spanish) The Spanish delegation believes that the term human life , used in the resolution just adopted, is imprecise and could be subject to various interpretations.

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It's rather...

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Receive my instruction rather than silver knowledge rather than choice gold.

Receive my instruction rather than silver knowledge rather than choice gold.

Economic forecasting is necessarily imprecise too many things happen for forecasters to be able to foresee all of them. So judgment calls and best guesses are an inevitable part of scientific economic forecasts.

12. His delegation was deeply concerned about the use of unclear and imprecise language and strongly preferred the language and approach used in paragraph 12 of Commission on Human Rights resolution 1997 78.

It was imprudent to include such an imprecise and politically compromised formulation in the draft Convention, which was to be the basis for the prosecution and punishment of perpetrators of such criminal acts.

The most important means to resolve cases should be information provided by local authorities however, they have often failed to respond satisfactorily to ICRC apos s tracing requests and frequently provide imprecise information.

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Rather, their knowledge is arrested concerning the Hereafter. Rather, they are in doubt about it. Rather, they are, concerning it, blind.

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Something rather strange.

I'd rather stand.

Rather successful, too.

I'd rather know.

I'd rather not.

Stayed rather late.

No, rather cheap

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Rather dour work.

That's rather amusing.

It's rather silly.

It's rather funny.