Sentences with phrase «vague wording»

Do not use vague words like help, support and contribute, as further they raise a question «how».

That variation in actual practice is what causes variation in performance, not a bunch of vague words in a document.

Instead of using vague words, write powerful action words like researched, analyzed, negotiated or solved in your career summary.

This book is lean because the author does not endlessly repeat platitudes and give vague words of advice.

International Oversight & Cooperation Essential When it comes down to it though (vague wording aside), is something that is both critically important and agreed upon by vocal anti-geoengineering activists and the more sober voices of the Royal Society alike: There needs to be international oversight of geoengineering schemes.

Using specific descriptors for foods (crunchy, salty, sweet, spicy, chewy, etc.) and avoiding vague words like yucky, gross, and yummy has been so helpful in getting my kids to try more foods.

But typically, the gov frames his tap dances with vague words about finding «compromise» and such — not promises with real dates or meaningful deadlines attached.

And for those of us that are not entirely convinced by Arsene Wenger's vague words about not being able to find the right player available, there is today some evidence that he did at least try.

That's part of what is summed up in the useful but dreadfully vague word, «quality.»

Economic crises were to me only vague words, and economic morality chiefly a matter of individual honesty and good will.

That is very vague wording.

He's changed his story several times, inserted purposefully vague words in a statement guaranteed to send hacks into a Bacchic frenzy and included fundamental logical fallacies.

This deliberately vague wording, coupled with a campaign of harassment of researchers, effectively halted federally funded gun safety research.

They learn to dismiss vague words of praise as insincere, and perhaps even phony.

Don't write vague words; write concisely and to the point.

But vague wording in employee compensation rules has REALTORS ® confused about what's legal.

Bush basically announced nothing but vague words intended to defuse any urgency in actually trying to limit greenhouse emissions any time soon.

Vague words meaning «we are unsure, but don't hold your breath.»

Avoid dog foods that use vague wording on the ingredients list, such as «poultry meal» or «meat meal.»

Avoid vague words like pronouns (it) and vague verbs (is and was).

That's why most insurance companies end up using vague wording in their advertising, like «affordable life insurance» or «cheap life insurance.»

Sometimes your animal friends will want to come over, but they'll use vague words like «soon» or «in a little while» and you just have to remember to check in with them.

Based on the vague wording in Apple's official statement, its difficult to glean what exactly is causing the delay, but it must be serious because missing the entire holiday shopping season is sure to have a impact on sales.

«I have had the vague word «mystic» applies to me,» he writes, «because I have not been able to shut out wonder occasionally, when I have looked at the world.

This vague wording allows insurance companies to determine what they will provide to their members.

Recent guidance has prohibited the police from arresting under Section 5 of the Act when they are the individual being insulted, but campaigners say the vague wording of the law makes it open to abuse by other groups.

Richard Murphy, an economist who was initially very well disposed to the Corbyn project, has recently written a blog where he outlines his frustrations at not being able to make a difference; he criticises the leadership team's lack of conviction, inclination to offer nothing more than vague words, inability to offer direction, and lack of vision.

Media is a vague word.

The vague wording of Article 50 means it's up to them.

Those are vague words, but it's a significant step for a number of reasons, and the news provides some clues about China's motivations heading towards December's U.N. climate treaty talks in Copenhagen.

He likes to use a vague word, regime.

Standards mostly don't matter because they are just a bunch of vague words in a document.

The PLDD crowd may have gotten almost all states to embrace Common Core standards by dangling federal money and regulatory relief in front of them in the midst of a financial crisis since, again, those standards are just a bunch of vague words in a document.

The vague wording of the regulations would allow for «classifiers» to visit, for example, the homes of citizen journalists and ordinary internet users.»

But putting the vague wording aside, Garganis points to another problem: how lenders treat a discounted rate when processing a penalty.

We're calling on you to shed the vague wording and the annoying terms.

I think that some of the problems with pet insurance are caused by a lack of transparency and vague wording.

But the vague wording of Starwood's announcement did not preclude a possible sale of the company to someone else if that were determined to be the best way to enhance shareholder value.

After clarifying some vague wording, the news comes out that «Rise of the Tomb Raider» is only an Xbox One exclusive for a limited time.

Be specific and don't use vague words that keep you from getting to the point.

But «good» is such a vague word that objecting to it seems to me a very weak posture.

The vague wording left countries at odds over whether INDCs were just meant to reference future emission reduction targets, or whether they should also include additional goals.