Examples of using Imprecise in English and their translations into Arabic
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Attempts to categorize follow-up replies by States parties are necessarily subjective and imprecise.
Previous instructions were imprecise and did not provide guidance in pointing the way for countries desiring to start the process.
The imprecise nature of the agreement, and the risk of differing interpretations of some of its provisions, also make it unwise to assume that
As the President of the General Assembly has rightly said, the world is passing through a transitional period that is still“vague, confused and imprecise”Official Records of the General Assembly, Fiftieth Session, Plenary Meetings, 1st meeting, p.
as the wording of the Convention was considered to be so vague and imprecise on a number of points that it would be difficult to clarify the consequences and obligations that ratification would entail.
With reference to paragraph 1 under proposal 1, the final clause in square brackets concerning proof that the person knew the“wrongfulness” of his or her conduct was imprecise and would be best deleted.
Overbroad and imprecise offences.
Acknowledged but imprecise information.
Acknowledged but imprecise info.
That is extremely imprecise.
It's too imprecise.
The sketch is just too imprecise.
Attempts to categorize follow-up replies are necessarily imprecise.
(iv) Need for clarification of imprecise expressions.
Third, it was imprecise and based on rumours.
However, we use them in a very imprecise way.
I am… imprecise and unfocused and you are all idiots!
Estimates of the indigenous population in El Salvador are imprecise.
Both of those grounds are subjective and imprecise tests.
It's an imprecise metaphorical system. It's open to interpretation.