They were right, but hopelessly imprecise.

However, in the English language there is a very imprecise relationship between written symbols and sound symbols.

Moreover, there are recommendations in the section entitled Freedom from want that seem too general and imprecise.

Economic forecasting is necessarily imprecise too many things happen for forecasters to be able to foresee all of them.

Economic forecasting is necessarily imprecise too many things happen for forecasters to be able to foresee all of them.

Some felt that there was no need to take too restrictive an approach, excluding non State actors, and emphasized that the expression comparable measures was imprecise.

One clear threat to the enjoyment of human rights stems from conflicting and imprecise definitions of terrorism and or terrorist offences contained in numerous national laws and regional and subregional instruments.

Mr. De Palacio España (Spain) (spoke in Spanish) The Spanish delegation believes that the term human life , used in the resolution just adopted, is imprecise and could be subject to various interpretations.

Without the ECB s willingness to buy a potentially unlimited volume of sovereign bonds to achieve its very imprecise objective of mitigating redenomination risk, the eurozone would have been doomed to recurring episodes of internal funding stress.

The concept was based on examination of past cycles of formation and breakup of supercontinents, not on current understanding of the mechanisms of tectonic change, which are too imprecise to project that far into the future.

They also pointed to the failure of current legislation in States in the subregion to take account of customary law and the somewhat imprecise time frames applied in the papers (pre colonial, colonial and post colonial).

Mr. Yokota also said he agreed with Ms. Hampson that the principal issue was compliance with international humanitarian law and not its legal effect, and said that this had been a result of an imprecise translation from Japanese.

Likewise, on the basis of the information received, the Working Group notes that the serious charges made in this case were formulated in a general and imprecise manner, without defining the specific acts that constituted the criminal offences concerned.

Estimates are based on the amount of labor and capital available for production and an assessment of their joint productivity. And, because estimates differ, depending on the data and methods used, the concept is clear whereas its value is imprecise.

The Government of Togo thanks the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights for this important contribution to the process of establishing the truth, even though a number of factual and analytical comments contained in the report may be imprecise, questionable or incorrect.

In a recent letter to the House Energy and Commerce Committee, she wrote, We believe this approach could be a blunt and imprecise instrument of fear, rather than one of persuasion, that will take us down a dangerous path and adversely impact US manufacturers, farmers, and consumers.