Примеры использования Was vague на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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since the concept of"national security" was vague and imprecise.
In a number of case files reviewed, the TOR was vague, too general
Mr. Al-Berkdar(Iraq) said that paragraph 8 of section A was vague and could easily be misunderstood.
Her delegation also had reservations concerning paragraph 2 of draft article A(Prohibition of disguised expulsion), which was vague and did not provide an adequate definition of the term"disguised expulsion.
JS2 stated that legislation regulating children's rights was vague and did not guarantee mechanisms for full protection.
It was pointed out that paragraph 12.8(c) was vague and that paragraph 12.8(f)
It was pointed out that the phrase"or any error or omission of a similar nature" was vague and gave the neutral too wide a discretion in correcting the award.
Lastly, the term"entities" was vague and imprecise and should be defined in an unambiguous manner.
the information she provided was vague and not credible.
more serious than others, but the distinction which the Commission had made between crimes and delicts was vague and unworkable.
It noted that the information the second author claimed to have passed on to the police was vague and general and not threatening to anyone.
They believed that though the juridical concept involved was vague, the introduction of the idea of due diligence deserved support, given the impossibility of establishing more precise criteria.
China had voted against the draft resolution because its language was vague and could be interpreted as banning therapeutic cloning.
The view was also expressed that the phrase"prior to the expression of consent to be bound by the treaty" was vague.
the concept of"fundamental rights", the content of which was vague and controversial.
However, the new concept of exceptionally serious war crime referred to in the first line of the article was vague and might require further elaboration.
UNE highlighted the information provided by the complainant that was vague and inaccurate, regarding both his connection with FLAM
The term"breaches of its obligations" was vague and unclear, and guidelines would be required for courts
It had also been observed that the notion of"collective expulsion" was vague and that the Commission should rather focus on discriminatory expulsions.
The reply was vague and the main elements that had led to the Committee's decision to suspend its status remained valid.