Sentences with phrase «amount of ambiguity»

There is a fair amount of ambiguity here, as the ministry cites two corporate income laws, so determining the tax base could be problematic.

Told with realism and simplicity, and boasting an intriguing amount of ambiguity — especially at the climax — Z abandons the traditions of the post-apocalyptic film in favor of something modest and moving.

But if the participants had a good feel for just how uncertain the odds were — if their measures of stress tracked well with the amount of ambiguity — they ended up with an unexpected benefit: They performed better on the rock and snake task (though they still got shocked for their pains).

You have to change, often on the fly, and needing to deal with a great amount of ambiguity in order to succeed.»

Not exact matches

We have folks (the CD Howe Business Cycle Council) who have set the definitions and draw conclusions based on the data, and even still, there's what appears to be a fair amount of subjectivity and ambiguity involved with classifying recessions.

The total amount of the notes was relatively small so it didn't have a huge impact on the economics of the investment but we could have avoided the ambiguity by dealing it with more clearly up front.

Decrease the amount of food waste due to known ambiguity in date labeling and assess current processes to determine areas for increased efficiency and recovery.

His confident ineptitude is at times comical — after breaking his brother out of a police - secured hospital like one of Danny Ocean's 11, he realizes, whoops, the bandaged guy isn't his brother — but the commitment to moral ambiguity by both the Safdies and their leading man amounts to the masochistic pleasure of sucking on a sour candy for just a second too long.

Another member raised the issue of ambiguity, specifically about the amount of professional contribution Advanced Mediation Practitioners would be required to complete under Section VI.

A good amount of photos can provide information to make the legal process more streamlined and with less ambiguity.

Where there was ambiguity regarding the information to be used or disclosed, the preamble directed covered entities to interpret the «minimum necessary» standard to «require» the covered entity to make some effort to limit the amount of protected health information used / disclosed.

With less players in the space and more ambiguity in terms of asset profile, it leaves the opportunity for brokers to offer a high level of service to their client, do minimal amount of legwork from a broker standpoint, and still get paid a premium that would traditionally be ground down by the borrower / lender network in other more mainstream asset classes.

I am not a lawyer, but there does seem to be some ambiguity in the wording of the statute as to whether this is the correct way to go or if you can charge the 4 % on the full «amount due for one month».