Examples of using Ill-defined in English and their translations into German
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Are hazy, ill-defined, and absurdly strict.
How do you plan to research something as ill-defined as the First?
This resulted in ill-defined derivatives or squares therof.
Because, in fact, the area of the lung is something very ill-defined.
D13- Benign neoplasm of other and ill-defined parts of digestive system.
This is partly because the target audience is always ill-defined.
It is far too broad and ill-defined, and we would not like to see it set a precedent.
The rights and obligations of all parties concerned are currently ill-defined.
The legal subject is ill-defined, and it is not clear against whom or what it can be applied.
C26- Malignant neoplasm of other and ill-defined digestive organs.
In this case I tell my patients that a shapely but slightly bigger nose looks better that a small,plump, ill-defined nose.
And the bigger your gesture gets, the more ill-defined, blurry and, frankly, useless it is to the orchestra.
Why so? Because, in fact, the area of the lung is something very ill-defined.
C39- Malignant neoplasm of other and ill-defined sites in the respiratory system and intrathoracic organs.
Diagnosis The findings that denote a cancer are single,non-tender and firm to hard mass with ill-defined margins.
The language of later-life learning(at least in English) is sometimes ill-defined and inexact; sometimes its usage is unclear and confusing.
For all its positive connotations, these days the concept of"sustainability"is so broadly conceived as to make it ill-defined and vacuous.
Today, however, the concept is ill-defined; firstly because there are various theories of sustainability and secondly because the word has passed into inflationary use.
Expertise is needed to define business priorities and resolve ill-defined or unprecedented problems.
With ill-defined portfolios and weakened powers, this Commission will lack the means to act and will certainly be more inclined to preserve national interests than the European interest.
I have observed with concern that there are still sceptics whobelieve that climate change is just a myth and the result of some ill-defined lobbying initiative.
There was very little in common between those different kinds of Jews,except for the uncertain and ill-defined feeling that their common origin and cultural background should mean more to them than it actually did.
PACT experience has shown that mutual trust and co-operative spirit in the fragmented and complex intermodal sector must sometimes be built up,where acrimonious business relationships with ill-defined responsibilities prevailed before.
When caramels were first considered by JECFA in 1969,they were understood to be a large number of ill-defined and complex products, for which no adequate specifications existed.
From these trees also extract essential oil, but here it should be taken into account that this product though has similar aroma,but it differs from the real santalaceous oil in the chemical composition and ill-defined curative properties.
Unfortunately there does not appear to be any progress in this area, even though there have been some ill-defined promises about including this policy in the EU Reform Treaty.
Sovereign-debt restructurings are even more complicated than domestic bankruptcy, plagued as they are by problems of multiple jurisdictions,implicit as well as explicit claimants, and ill-defined assets upon which claimants can draw.
As the father is the head of the household, the chiefs of the families of the clan and the tribe,their authority being ill-defined, and that of an Arab sheik, depending on the consent of the nation.
Whether in divisions, business units or throughout the entire organization, there often is a structural organization with defined responsibilitiesand levels of hierarchy, but cooperation is ill-defined because central questions remain unanswered.
The provision, which shifts interference powers beyond the prevention of a specific threat to an earlier stage with the aim of preventing criminaloffences, violates, given its ill-defined open phrasing, the principle of legal certainty and is disproportionately broad.