That's pretty ambiguous.

Musharraf s Ambiguous Legacy

(a) Leaves the meaning ambiguous or obscure or

(a) Leaves the meaning ambiguous or obscure or

In the United Kingdom, recent survey results are ambiguous.

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The terminology used in this disease is somewhat ambiguous.

Its function to the brain is ambiguous at this point.

But Microsoft s ambiguous at best behavior is part of a pattern.

Yet the EU s strategy towards Ukraine has been ambiguous and obscure.

But the facts on the ground tell a more ambiguous story.

Self determination has turned out to be an ambiguous moral principle.

But the Jurgensen report was ambiguous about the effectiveness of intervention.

The role of GFPs tends to be ambiguous and ill defined.

The recommendation concerning the International Court of Justice is very ambiguous.

It's not ambiguous you know if you've solved the puzzles or not.

Revolutions are probably never as they seem, but Romania s was especially ambiguous.

The Treaty is especially ambiguous where it uses the language of constitutions.

Beneath the headlines of the historic deal lies a limited and ambiguous agreement.

But there are caveats that make this forward guidance ambiguous and therefore uninformative.

Of course, one might argue that the emerging European consensus is quite ambiguous.

The point at which credit risk becomes exchange rate redenomination risk is ambiguous.

One delegation, however, said that such a statement was both ambiguous and pointless.

Some of these verses are definite in meaning, it says, and others are ambiguous.

The impact of strong IP protection on social welfare has long been considered ambiguous.

Obaidullah s capture carried out reluctantly underscores the Pakistan military s ambiguous relationship with the Taliban.

As the series progresses, the distinction between the Spanish and the imperialists becomes ambiguous.

Moreover, the Transitional Government maintained its ambiguous position vis à vis the former military.

Finally, the resolution's operative section contains controversial and ambiguous language open to arbitrary manipulation.

Until Russia s internal political situation changes, relations with the West will remain unchanged and ambiguous.

They may also avoid complex or ambiguous situations and people, putting enjoyment ahead of obligations.

The ambiguous nature of education in indigenous communities continues to generate tensions and conflict today.

Understanding the intentions of Iran s leaders is not as difficult or as ambiguous as some believe.

Last July, the Council s military leader, Abdul Fatah Younis al Obeidi, was assassinated under ambiguous circumstances.

The definition however is somewhat ambiguous in nature due to the various uses of the term.

Beyond semantics lies the more consequential, but equally ambiguous, question of the international community s role and responsibility.

But post modernism has itself been generated by technology, with which it has a deeply ambiguous relationship.

It was recalled that several other legal instruments, including the 1994 Convention itself, also incorporated ambiguous terms.

But even the US Constitution is ambiguous about the powers of Congress and the president in foreign policy.

But the transfer of rights has often been ambiguous, and is all too frequently vulnerable to official corruption.

The term peacebuilding , which was ambiguous and unacceptable to her delegation, should be dropped once and for all.

Such studies are expensive, and the results, even if they show some kind of parallel conduct, are ambiguous.

Such an ambiguous declaration can be interpreted either as active support for the Russian police or as passive collaboration.

Where Russia represents a return to the past, one sees in China an opening, however ambiguous, to the future.

They reflect changing investor psychology, which is hard to discern, and new information, which may still be amorphous and ambiguous.