Examples of using Is ambiguous in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
XML Validation: The content model of type or model group'%1' is ambiguous and thus violates the unique particle attribution constraint.
The wording of paragraph 10.3 is ambiguous, contradicts the description found in Article 11
If the world is ambiguous and opaque, literature must cease to provide a deceptive overview of it.
If the name format is ambiguous on a passport or visa, reference the Machine Readable Zone at the bottom of the document/card.
Amendment 4 seeks to introduce a new definition of short-term pollution which is ambiguous and difficult to implement and control.
noteworthy is the fact that it is ambiguous in full.
The current legal situation regarding patent protection in the field of computer-implemented inventions3 is ambiguous, and thus lacks legal certainty.
the attitude of Member States towards these resources is ambiguous.
I have a ton of testimony, solicited and unsolicited, that is ambiguous, if not downright indecipherable.
The concept of public space is ambiguous in the Medina where the streets are considered as the extension of houses
Although the De Cuyper judgment is ambiguous in that regard, I believe that the caselaw of the Court has confirmed the application of.
Apart from the fact that this expression itself is ambiguous, how does European culture differ from universal culture,
even if the evidence is ambiguous, or risk great loss.
The term used is ambiguous, and not clearly enough defined to determine the legislation applicable to the worker.
and its mission is ambiguous.
The term used is ambiguous, and not clearly enough defined to determine the legislation applicable to the worker.
The accounting standard IAS 10 is ambiguous, and may lead to the annual reports of companies giving a misleading picture.
We will not vote for Amendment No 12 on the burden of proof as it is ambiguous.
change information which is ambiguous or biased.
Within the framework of the Waste Directive, the definition of animal manure used for biogas production as waste is ambiguous.