Примеры использования Are vague на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The government must revise sections of the law that are vague, arbitrary and overly broad
so some of my memories are vague, but at the time, Nintendo didn't have many designers, so.
Some recommendations are vague and do not focus adequately on tangible results that can easily be monitored.
Kommersant also says definitions of the new law are vague and indistinct, and enable the government to use them against anyone it dislikes.
subjective evaluation as are vague, general formulas.
and the parable are vague and interpenetrative.
the author submits that the State party's observations are vague and imprecise.
the criteria to decide which people are below the poverty line are vague.
Furthermore, the laws establishing compensation rates are vague and provide no clear enforcement procedure.
and its limits are vague.
in a large number of countries the standards applicable to the general use of force by the police are vague and loosely defined, and do not provide clear guidance.
many Russian cities and regions, the regulations of the Code are vague in some places.
Several provisions are vague and imprecise and therefore liable to permit interference by the authorities,
Some participants noted that certain elements of the UNFCCC reporting guidelines on BURs are vague and therefore leave room for interpretation regarding the elements that need to be reported.
it contains criteria which are vague, far-reaching and disproportionate
The Working Group also notes with concern that many of the offences are vague and imprecise, thereby jeopardizing the fundamental rights of those who wish to exercise their right to hold an opinion
When the criteria for evaluation are vague or no objective measures of performance exist or are understood,
The Committee expressed its concern that under the current legislation of one State party the death penalty can be applied for offences which are vague and broadly defined and which cannot necessarily