Sentences with phrase «claiming lack of clarity»

The eToro exchange announced they will support and credit users with Bitcoin2X but they will not support or provide customers with Bitcoin Gold, claiming lack of clarity.

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Petaluma, Calif., December 11, 2017 — A new study from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) examines the flaws in single - trait label claims, noting that no single label meets the comprehensive requirements of the organic label, while lack of clarity around labels such as «natural» and «transitional» cause consumers further confusion.

The major issues in a False Claims Act violation can be boiled down to two major points: lack of clarity and specificity around what the DOJ considers «errors;» and what constitutes knowing loans were defective under the DOJ's application of the act.

That claim of lack of clarity simply can't be supported, as to both «stepwise» method and proxies to be included.

The complaint also suffered from a lack of clarity, since the judge concluded that, despite the court's best efforts, she could not interpret «what claims are being asserted and what facts relate to each claim.»

The Court brings much needed clarity to State practice which previously lacked uniformity in the interpretation of Article 6 and left children in a precarious situation depending on where they claimed asylum.

In Case C - 176 / 12 Association de Mediation Sociale [2014] ECR I - 000 the CJEU indicated that those Charter rights which require implementation by way of national or EU legislation are not capable of having horizontal direct effect, as they lack the requisite clarity, precision and unconditionally to ground standalone claims.

While the Board says they may recognize entitlement based on the cumulative impact of a series of sudden and traumatic events, the continuing lack of clarity and action leaves workers with chronic mental stress claims in limbo.

The lack of clarity inherent in the remark has since drawn speculation on Chinese - language social media, with at least one domestic media outlet also taking note of the claim.

They also claim that cryptocurrencies «are currently largely mislabeled as «currencies» in the media and on the internet,» creating a «lack of clarity» which «can only fuel speculation.»