Примеры использования Be ambiguous на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The term"Dynkin diagram" can be ambiguous.
This perception can be ambiguous without the person perceiving it as ambiguous. .
Suggestion to Register Trademarks May be Ambiguous.
Unlike CFGs, PEGs cannot be ambiguous; if a string parses, it has exactly one valid parse tree.
The second rule: a definition should not contain incomprehensible terms or be ambiguous.
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Instructions governing opening fire cannot be ambiguous, or open to different interpretations.
As with vowels, long(geminate) consonants may also be written with a macron,so this transcription can be ambiguous.
In this regard, the fight against terrorism should not be ambiguous or selective, as it sometimes is. .
Street names can be ambiguous, and should not be relied upon to characterize a given drug.
An example is the storage of East Asian names in their original Chinese, Japanese and Korean(CJK) characters,without which they could be ambiguous and of little use for genealogical or historical research.
The flood of data they report may be ambiguous and contradictory and require some review to detect any patterns, discrepancies, consistency and relevance.
In order to be effective, the corpus of international law interpreted by international courts must be observed objectively;respect for accepted norms could not be ambiguous or selective.
Moreover, the mandates of those missions must not be ambiguous, because that leaves the parties involved hostage to the Security Council.
Also, the causation link can be ambiguous, as it may be argued that expanding trade causes economic growth as well as that increased trade is the consequence of economic growth.
Delegations agreed that a reference to the preservation of the status quo could be ambiguous, indicating preservation of a violation, and should therefore be deleted.
While this characterization may be ambiguous, the doctrine can be seen to involve two elements in particular: the recognition of certain rights in favour of the State, and an exercise of those rights in some way contrary to fundamental rules.
The stories with Yabloko and the LDPR demonstrated that the final decision may be ambiguous and depend"on the frame of mind of the members of the Central Election Commission, on higher considerations, or on the current political situation.".
The concept of hypostatic will” can also be ambiguous: it means either the absorption or disintegration of human will in the Divine dynamic unity of volition; or the assumption of some“third” will, which corresponds to a“complex hypostasis” of the God-Man, as a special principle apart from and equal to the natures being unified.
In practice, however, the line between a reservation anda unilateral interpretation can be ambiguous and it may be necessary to seek clarifi cation from the State making the statement in order to explain its effect.
Nevertheless the notion of"significant damage" might be ambiguous; the explanation in paragraph(1) of the commentary to draft principle 2 that the term"significant" was designed to prevent"frivolous or vexatious claims" suggested a relatively low threshold.
Mr. SALINAS(Chile) said that the word"custom", as used in the paragraph,might be ambiguous, since if"custom" was used as an alternative to"agreement", it would be interpreted as referring to"customary rules.
In response to a concern that article 6 might be ambiguous in relation to whether disputing parties could agree to close hearings, it was clarified that the principle set forth in paragraph(1) was that hearings were public, subject only to paragraphs(2) and(3) of article 6.
Should the wording of a text not contain a clear indication as to the intention of the drafters or be ambiguous or lead to a result which is obscure or unreasonable, the interpreters may resort to the travaux préparatoires or preparatory work as a tool of interpretation.
The mandates of peacekeeping operations must therefore not be ambiguous, so as to avoid skewing the operation and making it possible for the powers it is given to be usurped by United Nations bodies that have no right to them.
The Chairman of the WP.30 considered that the word"levy" used in Annex 8, Article 13,could be ambiguous, as it was very often used in relation to tax measures, whereas the collection of funds, as referred in Annex 8, Article 13, should be regarded as a compensation for costs incurred by the TIRExB and the TIR secretariat.
The Working Group took note of a concern that the phrase"anyadministrative costs" in paragraph(5) might be ambiguous insofar as it might, erroneously, suggest that a third party may have to pay for the administrative costs relating to publication such as uploading onto the registry website.
That was ambiguous.
The answer is ambiguous from point of view of logic and situation.
The instrument is ambiguous and weak regarding the rights of forest-dependent people.
It was ambiguous.