Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• In the end, the adopted resolution contained a more vague passage on this point, but the intent remains.
• I accept that
• Instead, Parliament adopted Amendment No 38, which is much more vague and simply calls for an assessment of the various forms of risk that might be involved in such transfers;
• Geez. Could you be any more vague?
• I do not know what the exact English translation is, but I believe the English concept of 'public interest' is much wider and much more vague than the French expression 'ordre public'.
• linking factors.
• Now, that's obviously one of the more vague
• Could you be any more vague?

• When it comes to the funding support that could be provided from other programmes and policies, the proposal is even vaguer.
• The proposal to reimburse only the actual travel costs incurred was not included in the vote, as a much vaguer proposal was first adopted on a study into travel costs.
• The amendment by the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection only aggravates things by introducing the term of consumer expectation', which is even vaguer and therefore more likely to lead to many disputes.
• Another concern is a practice in the Directive of adopting terminology which is broader and vaguer than accepted international standards.
• I therefore prefer the Commission's approach, which defines the public affected by a given project as the target of consultation and not the rapporteur's choice of a broader and, therefore, vaguer definition of the public.
• In place of small enterprise, the already vaguer concept of small and medium
• No. That's even vaguer than my answers at the press conference.
• sized enterprises has slipped in.