Sentences with phrase «certain ambiguity»

Slovenian regulators have released a statement clarifying certain ambiguities related to bitcoin and other digital currencies.

Despite clear policy language, uninsured motorist coverage has led to numerous cases in Indiana to settle certain ambiguities.

Though there are certain ambiguities related to the calculation of holding period for an under - construction property, there have been several court judgments in different cases.

Traditional theology has always been faced with a certain ambiguity on this issue.

But a certain ambiguity haunts Pannenberg's work.

מָשְׁכֵנִי אַחֲרֶיךָ נָּרוּצָה It has a certain ambiguity — draw me after thee we will run.

To be more precise, the Lockean idea of consent is based on a certain ambiguity about our natures.

But this view makes for a certain ambiguity.

Thus most of us, most of the time, manifest a certain ambiguity of orientation.

The quote, attributed to J. A. M. Whistler (and surprisingly hard to confirm), has come to typify «art for art's sake,» but it allows a certain ambiguity, too.

Maybe it helps to notice a certain ambiguity.

Main Gallery: What's Required We both edit our work down to a point where there is a certain ambiguity.

Whether considering the deformation of shapes, changes in visual perspective, layouts or frameworks within which we move, I try to accentuate a certain ambiguity in the perception of these categories.

We both edit our work down to a point where there is a certain ambiguity.

For this particular Treehugger at least, the name had a certain ambiguity.

It seems that despite the spotlight, a certain ambiguity still prevails.

Although your education was intended to prepare you for what's next, there is a certain ambiguity to what lies ahead, and you might find yourself wondering if you're actually ready to plunge ahead toward the career that you have in mind.