Examples of using Were ambiguous in English and their translations into Spanish
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also clarifies annotations for those that were ambiguous or poorly defined.
It would also lead to additional court rulings that were ambiguous or contradictory because decisions on the crucial issue of State responsibility were left in the hands of judges who were free to interpret the articles as they chose.
It would also lead to court rulings that were ambiguous and often contradictory because decisions on such a crucial issue were left in the hands of judges who were free to interpret the articles as they chose.
Participants recognized that the training courses had helped them to clarify issues that were ambiguous or not sufficiently clear
comprehensive evaluation of the pilot study of broad banding/reward for contribution, especially as some of the findings of the study were ambiguous.
several concepts introduced in the paper were ambiguous and different priorities had to be set for their further consideration.
the words"hacer aportes" used in the Spanish version of the text were ambiguous.
domestic laws were ambiguous with respect to the conduct of physicians,
terms employed in the draft resolution were ambiguous and, in practice, could lead to undesired effects incompatible with fundamental provisions of his country's constitution.
or“such contribution”(art. 2, para. 3(c)), were ambiguous.
concluded that the historical context did not provide any basis for concluding that the terms of the 1923 Treaty were ambiguous or that they would not have been understood by the Hiawatha signatories.
been used instead of the word"obligation" in order to accommodate the concern expressed by a number of countries that a legal obligation was a stronger notion than duty,">he said that the legal connotations of the word"duty" were ambiguous and that it would be advisable,
violence were designated as punishable offences, were ambiguous insofar as they did not seem to stipulate that such activities should automatically be considered not only as illicit but also as impairing the“specific and necessary characteristics of democracy”.
However, these dates are ambiguous because they do not specify the century;
In this prophecy two terms are ambiguous,''desired'' and''glory.''.
The light signals are ambiguous to identify the goods to be picked.
In addition, many of its statements are ambiguous and addressed to specific historical situations.
The three ANSI phenomena are ambiguous.
Retaliation is ambiguous because it is necessary under international law, but harmful.
The three use cases defined by 5G are ambiguous.