Sentences with phrase «are vague on»

Members of such a vigilante group typically are vague on the facts and have not thought seriously about the issues.

The posted quotations above are vague on both points.

Details are vague on what its next game will be but the job openings suggest development has already begun on its next title.

Like RPGs of old, the games are vague on what your next goal is.

Types of credit you use / depth of credit - Both models want to see a healthy mix of credit, but they are vague on what this means.

However, in many states, charter school laws are vague on an authorizer's legal role in investigating or remedying special education complaints.

Laws are vague on the subject, but some legal experts suggest treating the moon as just another frontier: The first to go to develop a financial stake in a patch of lunar land would be able to claim property rights.

Anonabox isn't an outright scam, after all, and Kickstarter's terms are vague on anything less than that.

Baltimore - based web developer Brian Razzaque knew he wanted to create a platform that would facilitate social media marketing for companies, but he was vague on the details.

Cohen was vague on many of the details behind the one million figure, and said the company did not know statistics like each person's age or gender.

This one is very easy to be vague on, so you'll want specifics.

Although the patent application is vague on specifics, its authors lay out the general mechanics of a hypothetical delivery.

Family tax breaks: The prior tax plan was vague on many details relating to proposed tax breaks for families.

But this God is vague on details.

However the recipe is vague on how to bake the pitas, you need to separate them before baking so the rosemary mix sticks to the pitas.

But both Fabius and Hollande have been vague on the details of numbers and locations of military personnel (partly out of a desire to protect them).

In the event of a challenge, Labour's rules were vague on whether the incumbent leader would also have to pass the 20 % nomination threshold.

Astorino called for a special prosecutor to investigate the matter, although he was vague on some of the details around a special prosecutor.

New schools chancellor Carmen Fariña said last week she'll review the charter co-locations and openings approved by the P.E.P., but has been vague on whether she and de Blasio will consider reversing the approvals.

However, the party's manifesto is vague on details as it attempts to appeal to the broadest audience, including disaffected Labour and Liberal Democrat voters.

But it was vague on details and disregarded existing tissue banks collected through clinical trials for decades, critics said.

Law gives the U.S. government the power to control and regulate all navigable waters, but is vague on what other waterways the EPA is empowered to regulate.

So - called functional foods and nutraceuticals, such as yogurts with «good» bacteria, have already become a multibillion dollar market, but Nestlé says it plans to go a step further by providing consumers with «personalized health science nutrition» — although company representatives were vague on how this would work exactly.

Although the policy has a fairly detailed to - do list for NOAA researchers, it's vague on exactly how it plans to regulate the industry — just hinting, for example, that it will prefer «only native or naturalized species in federal waters» unless other species are proved to be safe to the ecosystem.

The blueprint is vague on the administration's plans for the DOE's renewable energy and energy efficiency office and its Fossil Energy Research program, saying only that funding for those programs will be focused on «early - stage applied energy research.»

Bracken: I'm gonna be vague on purpose on that one.

Though the trailers for Acrimony have been vague on the nature of the scorning (not to mention the question of how Henson's character gets away with smoking in a therapist's office), they did teach us to how to pronounce such words as «bitterness,» «malice,» and «anger.»

The Framework has the greatest potential to increase benefits for children and their families through changes in the Child Tax Credit, but the plan is vague on critical details.

Some of the responses specifically mentioned format, but were vague on the content or vice versa.

The 2016 Ford Focus RS was revealed at the New York Auto Show in 2015 and captured loads of media attention, but was not accessible up close and Ford was vague on the details under the race - inspired skin.

Miss V. is vague on dates but thinks a cottage was first put up here early in the last century, I mean the century before last, I am losing track of the millennia, and then was added on to haphazardly over the years.

The Dell Streak... 10 Pro is going to be Dell's first Honeycomb tablet to market, when it was announced details were vague on where it would be released.

The only thing that we're vague on right now is how good.

Curiously, the fact card of CWO is vague on the index that is tracked:

I'm vague on the latter number because although there are some bonus categories for groceries, travel, and drugstores, overdoing it can raise suspicions.

When American announced this change last year, the airline was vague on when it would take effect.

Today, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government, which had promised a «rethink» of Japan's post-Fukushima pledge to close all of the country's nuclear power plants, released a draft of a new energy plan which calls nuclear power an «important baseload electricity source» for the country, though it's vague on how big of a role nuclear will play in the country's energy load in the future.

The letter by Sir Paul Nurse is vague on this issue.

The Court of Appeals conceded that «Wife's testimony is vague on the issue of exactly when she discovered the damage in relation to when the insurance policy lapsed.»

The statements of a leading managed care association, while endorsing the general principles of privacy protection, were vague on the release of information for purposes other than treatment.

Unfortunately for those carrying on down low love affairs, each state has a different approach to community property, so we'll have to be vague on the details of how to leave money to your mistress / kept boy.

Video is better, but it's vague on colour reproduction.

Apple has been vague on the...

, they aren't going to tell you to be vague on your resume.

When you visit the best executive resume writing services, they aren't going to tell you to be vague on your resume.

However, the original presentation of the access framework11 is vague on the extent to which dimensions are expected to be discrete, and the extent to which demand - side and supply - side «pairs» are expected to directly correspond with each other.

Amazon is vague on the mechanics, but the store relies on a mobile app and some of the same sensing technology that powers self - driving cars to figure out who is buying what.

Not exact matches

On a family - owned farm, a restaurant or in a small food processor, job profiles are vague, at best.

While we wait to see how much Newfoundland is able to extract, note that Ottawa offered two other similarly vague compensation deals to get CETA through: One on drug prices, tied to a lengthening of patent protection, and another to the dairy industry as protection against an increase in duty - free European cheese.

Too long, excessively vague, possibly entirely unnecessary — problems with meetings are one of the most frequently covered office issues here on Inc.com.