Примеры использования To be ambiguous на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Since it's approximately 50/50,the gig turned out to be ambiguous.
The role of GFPs tends to be ambiguous and ill-defined.
MACHIVENTA: Your question is so broad as to be ambiguous.
Humanitarian exemptions tend to be ambiguous and are interpreted arbitrarily and inconsistently.
The existing text of Article 5 was considered by the group to be ambiguous.
Her delegation found that requirement to be ambiguous and would appreciate clarification from the Commission.
Renato Usatyi in a live broadcast on Facebook has warned that the reasons for Dorin Chirtoaca's actions seem to be ambiguous.
The Assembly should not be seen to be ambiguous in its intentions, on the one hand calling for economy while on the other hand delaying its proceedings.
Mr. Wallace(United States of America) said that, as currently drafted,model provision 33 was so compressed as to be ambiguous.
Carter added the scenes of the experiment were meant to be ambiguous on whether Scully was abducted by aliens, the military, or both.
A degree of misgivings was also expressed with the present approach in article 8 in that it appeared to be ambiguous.
Some States' definitions of terrorism seem to be ambiguous or too broad and should be aligned with international norms.
The Board took into account a statement by the IRU that the current wording of Article 28 seemED to be ambiguous and, thus, should be improved.
Others considered the provision to be ambiguous, and called for greater clarification of the phrase"in a manner not inconsistent with international law.
The Safety Committee is invited to discuss the interpretation of any provisions of the Regulations annexed to ADN which are considered to be ambiguous or unclear.
It was considered to be ambiguous, for example in its use of terms such as“taking reasonable steps”, which could give rise to varying interpretations.
Those serious shortcomings have not been objectively reviewed, as is reflected in the document on principles and objectives,which we consider to be ambiguous and falls short of our legitimate expectations.
Section 8.3.8(former marginal 10 507) is considered to be ambiguous and superfluous, as well as no longer in line with the new format of the instructions in writing prescribed in section 5.4.
When the criteria for evaluation are vague or no objective measures of performance exist or are understood,the assessment of an individual's performance is likely to be ambiguous-- even to that individual.
Mr. THORNBERRY regarded the letter of the Permanent Mission of the United States to be ambiguous, because it seemed to question the legitimacy of early warning measures and urgent action procedures.
In one case, the Constitution mentioned that extradition was not allowed for"political reasons",an expression that the reviewers found to be ambiguous as to its actual scope of application.
The word"equitable" as used in paragraph 2 of article 25 is deemed to be ambiguous, and it is therefore proposed that other terms be added to clarify the undertaking provided for in the paragraph, such as the word"reasonable" or any other term that may be considered appropriate, in keeping with the obligations assumed by each watercourse State.
The Constitution of one State party mentioned that extradition was not allowed for"political reasons",an expression that the reviewers found to be ambiguous as to its actual scope of application.
The requirement of diplomatic compromise in the nature of things leads to texts which some might find to be ambiguous and others perfectly clear- a balancing act magnified sixfold when rendered in the six official languages of the Convention.
In the Constitution of one State party, it was mentioned that extradition was not allowed for"political reasons",an expression that the reviewers found to be ambiguous in terms of its actual scope of application.
However, like the endogamous artisan groups of West Africa,the status of craft specialist groups in north-eastern Africa is also said to be ambiguous, ambivalent or even dual- in that they may be despised, ostracized and feared yet they often simultaneously play important social and ritual roles in events such as birth, circumcision, initiation, marriages and funerals.
By its decision VIII/30, the Conference of the Parties, acknowledging that there was a difference of views concerning interpretation of the expression"who accepted them" in paragraph 5 of article 17 of the Basel Convention and recognizing that many Parties considered the expression to be ambiguous, urged all Parties to make every effort to facilitate the early resolution of an interpretation of this expression.
The last phrase of the subparagraph,"has not taken reasonable measures to prevent it", seems to be ambiguous and non-specific and falls under omissive responsibility resulting from civil wrong.
Mr. Saha(India) said that the first sentence of paragraph 2B.4 in paragraph 1 of annex III to the draft resolution which had just been adopted seemed to be ambiguous and should be checked against earlier documents, specifically the medium-term plan.
Several questions were raised concerning the meaning of the word"reasonably" in subparagraph(a), which was felt to be ambiguous, to involve subjective judgement and to give rise to uncertainty in the application of the draft model provision.