This definition is relative, with no clear limits.

The speaker sought a clear definition of the term refugees .

But the picture is far from clear cut.

The modus operandi of these Committees will ensure clear expectations, and clear definition of responsibility and timelines for implementation.

One reason these phrases gain wide acceptance is their lack of clear definition.

But there will be no clear cut change in policy direction.

What is needed today is a clear definition of Europe s interests and its responsibilities.

The choices to be made are not simple, obvious, or clear cut.

It is still not clear what led Greenspan to support the tax cut.

The Committee notes with concern that no clear definition of racial discrimination exists in domestic legislation.

Brazil believes that such an umbrella convention should be based on a clear and agreed definition of terrorism.

Once it became clear that the burden was unbearable, debt should have been cut expeditiously.

Civilizations do not have clear cut boundaries and borders, they flow smoothly into one another.

Among the many specific proposals in this area, I ask all States to complete, sign and implement a comprehensive convention on terrorism, based on a clear and agreed definition, as well as a convention on nuclear terrorism and a fissile material cut off treaty.

We can only wish that formulating economic policy were as clear cut as, say, mechanical engineering.

The division of responsibilities between them with regard to technical assistance, however, was insufficiently clear cut.

A clear definition of the mandates of each United Nations agency in implementing the Brussels Programme of Action would be helpful.

At the same time, however, that reaction is much less uniform and clear cut than many observers believe.

The concepts of intelligence and of race are less clear cut than we often assume them to be.

This definition made clear that a supermini was something larger than a Mini yet smaller than a typical car of the time.

The answers to such questions would be obvious if the moral issues in the current financial crisis were clear cut.

The EU s eastern policy should not be seen as philanthropy, but as a strategy promoting clear cut pan European interests.

While any definition of terrorism has problems at the margins, the core of terrorism is clear enough to permit efforts to de legitimize it.

So, why not let evidence, rather than theory, guide policy? Unfortunately, it is hard to get clear cut evidence of causality.

For, if economic logic were clear cut, governments wouldn t have to justify what they do on the basis of market confidence.

Admittedly, however, the argument in favor of capital punishment becomes less clear cut as the number of lives saved per execution falls.

Forward looking deliberations need to aim at a mechanism or instrument for a clear cut prohibition of the weaponization of outer space.

(f) The negotiation of a fissile material cut off treaty with clear disarmament objectives, which also addresses the issue of existing stocks

A clear definition of status of protected areas, decision making on waste sites, waste water purification, and effective control of pollution will be an immediate task.

Successful education and integration policies take time to work and thus will not bring clear cut results in time for the next election.

Their puritanical religious style sets forth an ideal morality with clear cut rules that are similar to the constraints of an engineering project.

The blade part of the head extends out of the lashing and shows clear signs of having been used to chop and cut.

The answers to such questions would be obvious if the moral issues in the current financial crisis were clear cut. But they are not.

Clear cut gains exist only for a few commodities, such as cotton and sugar, which are not consumed in large quantities by poor households.

There appears to exist no clear definition of what in fact constitutes a danger to the State, which allows the phrase to be broadly interpreted and acted upon.

There's only one absolute reality by definition, one absolute being by definition, because absolute is, by definition, single, and absolute and singular.

A major concern after the withdrawal of UNAMSIL would be a widening information gap, as currently there is no clear cut Government public information policy.

Other codes, such as the Code of Professional Conduct of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia provide a clear cut principle of scientific (or professional) obligations.

They called for a clear definition of terrorism so that it could be differentiated from other criminal activities or activities such as rightful struggles against foreign occupation for example.

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