Sentences with phrase «wants vague language»

Because it wants vague language that gives it a BLANK CHECK and NO ACCOUNTABILITY?

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Since Dover, states wanting to teach alternatives to established science have used deliberately vague language.

Of course I threw it away already but the language was vague and sounded like they wanted me to call anyway which I was already planning on doing in o...

«It's still vague, but there is language in there about how countries can bilaterally or multilaterally pronounce a mitigation outcome that they want to achieve jointly,» she says.

[Such wording] doesn't tell the reader what he wants to know,» said Tina Brasher, a certified professional resume writer who works with Ladders and recently rewrote the resume of a 46 - year - old technology executive who used this type of vague, subjective language on his resume before Brasher reworked the document.Resume readers want to know specifics relating to the bottom line, Brasher said.

Vague, generic language in your summary: Avoid any statement that fails to address a specific area of knowledge and expertise or that focuses on what you want and not how you can add value to the company, for example, «Looking for a successful company where I can apply my exceptional skills.»