Examples of using Is ambiguous in English and their translations into Finnish
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Partly as a result of this, the Commission proposal is ambiguous and leaves many questions unanswered.
The concept of healthiness is ambiguous- it may mean one thing to one consumer and something else to another.
Apart from the fact that this expression itself is ambiguous, how does European culture differ from universal culture, which is rich with contributions from every continent?
The role of the Union delegations is ambiguous and depends on persons and views represented on the ground.
A If this interpretation is correct(and the Convention's text is ambiguous), the supposed efficiency gains of the inner core of European Commissioners would be meaningless.
consequently to the extent that FDI is a substitute for trade flows the overall impact of integration is ambiguous.
Article 6 of the GPSD is ambiguous on the matter of product recall, which has led
Within the framework of the Waste Directive, the definition of animal manure used for biogas production as waste is ambiguous.
Writer/director Céline Sciamma said,"The movie is ambiguous about Mikael's feelings for Lisa.
The answer to it is ambiguous due to those social parameters,
change information which is ambiguous or biased.
in English, we get rid of the word"compromise", which is ambiguous.
and its mission is ambiguous.
Amendment 4 seeks to introduce a new definition of short-term pollution which is ambiguous and difficult to implement and control.
The signs of Fire, the compatibility of which is ambiguous, will surely appreciate the originality of the judgment of the representatives of the water element,
The wording of Article 52 of the proposed directive concerning refunds is ambiguous, for example referring to entitlement to a refund where the amount of the transaction executed is not an amount« that a reasonable payer would expect if he were in the payer 's position».
and because I think that the Convention, too, is ambiguous and weak, a far cry from the great progressive constitutions.
The Committee notes that the reference to"islands" in the second paragraph of Article 158 has been translated into the various official languages of the European Union in such a way that its meaning is ambiguous, and even contradictory, from one language to another.
Although the amendment is ambiguous in that it states that such a report"may constitute" an appropriate means,
Amendment No 33 is ambiguous regarding'the language' of the guest member state,