Such reference points are not as vulnerable to distortion or subjective evaluation as are vague, general formulas.

This paragraph is vague.

3.1.7 Vague, general reservations

She gave us a vague answer.

She had a vague feeling of guilt.

Responses were often vague, unhelpful or, worse, deceitful.

The CHAIRPERSON thought that appropriate action was rather vague.

What has changed is how people respond to vague questions.

My job description was deliciously vague wilderness assessment and public relations.

He had written, Vague, but exciting, in pencil, in the corner.

In the face of the Government's vague reply, the source reiterates its allegations.

And happiness, of course, is such a vague word, so let's say well being.

So we can also eliminate the ones that are very vague or very stylized.

Not only that we always have this vague notion that something's expected of us.

And for some reason which shall remain rather vague we're interested in a particular pattern.

Where that threshold, by nature vague and variable, actually lay would be extremely difficult to determine.

Another expert cautioned against using a vague term like security forces which could be broadly interpreted.

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If you ask people vague questions, like, Do you think there should be more government or less government?

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I grabbed all the reference, and I found this lovely piece of reference.

And my vague rememberings from GCSE science well, steel comes from iron, so I phoned up an iron mine.

It was noted that the exceptions were broad, vague and ambiguously drafted, and that their threshold was too low.

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This approach has produced an incoherent economic strategy and vague, sluggishly implemented policy targets. But it is unlikely to change.

(d) While civil and political rights are very explicitly spelled out, economic, social and cultural rights are essentially vague or aspirational

Similarly, interested groups seeking to challenge, for example, overly broad or vague definitions need to have legal standing in this regard.

For example, the Serb volunteer army earned its income from looting, despite the fact that it had some vague, higher objectives.

The reply was vague and the main elements that had led to the Committee's decision to suspend its status remained valid.

Egypt was closely monitoring the reform of the budgeting process and felt that the proposals formulated to date were somewhat vague.

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Here again, one would have to replace the reference to States with a reference to international organizations.

You can also just sort of give vague input and then try and have Wolfram Alpha figure out what you're talking about.

They can have a precise idea of where they are, and sort of a vague idea of where the other cars are.

On the other hand, the report promotes the concept of security, which is more vague and makes the Charter's centrality less clear.

The view of one of these delegations is here that the word accepts is too vague compared to other alternative word receives .

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