1. Ambiguities in the process of EPR

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3. What does Ambiguities mean? Information and translations of Ambiguities in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

4. Ambiguities Clause Law and Legal Definition The Ambiguities clause is an important factor in a contract

5. There are still some Ambiguities …

6. An unclear, indefinite, or equivocal word, expression, meaning, etc.: a contract free of Ambiguities; the Ambiguities of modern poetry.

7. Definition of Ambiguities in the Definitions.net dictionary

8. Ambiguities arise when the terms of a …

9. And if Ambiguities are not resolved under the first two rules of interpretation, the Ambiguities are construed against the insurer in favor of coverage

10. Vagueness or uncertainty of meaning: there are several Ambiguities in …

11. There are still some Ambiguities in the contract.

12. Ambiguities definition: → ambiguity Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

13. Vagueness or uncertainty of meaning: there are several Ambiguities …

14. Be aware of the ambiguities in your own writing.

15. Vagueness or uncertainty of meaning: there are several Ambiguities in the situation.

16. Among the mathematical properties of these functions mainly their ambiguities are discussed.

17. However, ambiguities and contradictions are evident in definitions and terminology.

18. Remove any legal ambiguities in relation to insult and defamation

19. Synonyms for Ambiguousnesses include ambiguities, vaguenesses, inscrutability, inscrutableness, mysteriousnesses, obscurenesses, abstrusenesses, dubiousnesses

20. Iftheregionistoosmall, Awrong match might be found due to ambiguities and noise

21. Many of the UDF standard's ambiguities were resolved in version 2.01.

22. Pehar explains why Ambiguities are so often used and why diplomats and others involved in international relations may think it best to eliminate Ambiguities from peace agreements altogether

23. One of these ambiguities concerns the scope of content covered by the concept.

24. However, the French Government agreed to scrutinize the Insurance Code for ambiguities.

25. Drazen Pehar looks specifically at the use of Ambiguities in peace agreements

26. At times, Chiefdoms were revisited when there were ambiguities in the stories

27. Ambiguities of aging: Japanese experience and perceptions of menopause Cult Med Psychiatry

28. The ambiguities inherent in defining planets have led to much scientific controversy.

29. Ambiguities Sentence Examples He was attacked by Flacius and Amsdorf, and after a long controversy, full of Ambiguities and lacking in the exhibition of guiding principles, he was condemned because his …

30. There are no moral ambiguities here; all decisions are obvious any but a damned heretic.

31. Further, the absence of any definition of infrastructure may give rise to ambiguities.

32. Synonyms for Ambiguities include ambiguousnesses, enigmata, vaguenesses, abstrusenesses, inscrutability, inscrutableness, murkinesses, mysteriousnesses, nebulosities

33. questions whether current inconsistencies and ambiguities in definitions are solved within this proposal.

34. questions whether current inconsistencies and ambiguities in definitions are solved within this proposal

35. Depending on your available resources, you can view morphological Ambiguities as you read

36. To return to the ambiguities of form: a song's form is something that can be Apprehended …

37. As the rapporteur points out, the scientific considerations are full of ambiguities and uncertainties.

38. 1 A similar technique is used to resolve anaphoric references and similar syntactic ambiguities.

39. They will simplify existing legislation,. clarify definitions, remove ambiguities and suggest ways to facilitate improved implementation.

40. Similar ambiguities apply to the definitions of "coordinated field", "commercial communication" and "established service provider".

41. I also support those amendments that clarify the existing ambiguities, like the separate rest periods.

42. The Committee would point to a number of minor ambiguities in the resolution and guidelines.

43. Provocative and original, Ambiguities of Domination is a significant contribution to comparative politics, political theory, and cultural studies

44. Ambiguities of Power Hardcover – August 1, 1995 by Mark Curtis (Author) › Visit Amazon's Mark Curtis Page

45. Semantic Ambiguities arise when a word or phrase can have several meanings, which often cannot be captured in an English word.Syntactic Ambiguities arise when the relationship between several words in a phrase produce more than one meaning

46. Secondly, the Netherlands points to certain ambiguities and contradictions in the reasons stated for the decision.

47. The analyst solved the Analysand's problems through analysis; the critic solved the text's ambiguities through interpretation

48. Consequently all the city's contrasts, contradictions and Ambiguities seem to be magnified by the scorching sun

49. - it contains ambiguities, particularly with regard to the definition of 'public telecommunications network' and 'public telecommunications service';

50. Examining ambiguous policy language Is the search for transparency in international finance misguided due to inexplicable Ambiguities ?

51. The Ambiguities resurface in an image of absolutism where obvious falsity and artificiality signify an unworldly godliness

52. And he is too morally didactic to enjoy, as a biographer must, the complexities and ambiguities of his subject.

53. The proper functioning of the internal market requires the resolution of certain ambiguities related to the application of EU law

54. He goes on to demonstrate, however, with numerous examples, that while Ambiguities have led to a continuation or re-starting

55. Notes on Ambiguity There are two types of Ambiguity: Genuine ambiguities, where a sentence really can have two different meanings to an intelligent hearer, and "computer" ambiguities, where the meaning is entirely clear to a hearer but a computer detects more than one meaning.

56. Notes on Ambiguity There are two types of ambiguity: Genuine Ambiguities, where a sentence really can have two different meanings to an intelligent hearer, and "computer" Ambiguities, where the meaning is entirely clear to a hearer but a computer detects more than one meaning.

57. In contrast to United Nations Security Council Resolution 1973 on Libya, the Medvedev-Sarkozy plan contains no ambiguities.

58. To avoid ambiguities in the political process, these consultations should occur before the measure is adopted or implemented.

59. 17 It is likely that in normal discourse, the context of the sentences will help to resolve these potential ambiguities.

60. This paper, from the syntactic level, analyses some English ambiguous sentences, in which ambiguities are caused by the prepositional phrases.

61. Patent Ambiguities raise an exception to the general rule of contra proferentem, which courts use to construe Ambiguities against the drafter: a contractor is under a duty to attempt to resolve a patent ambiguity prior to bidding if the contractor subsequently wishes to rely upon the provision.

62. Please note that "Biblical Ambiguities" was previously published by Brill in hardback (ISBN 90 04 12032 7), still available)

63. Resolving Ambiguities in Insurance Policy Language: The Contra Proferentem Doctrine and The Use of Extrinsic Evidence by Scott G

64. Judges will normally interpret contracts strictly and will use certain principles when it comes to resolving inconsistencies and ambiguities.

65. There is a general principle of law which states that Ambiguities in a contract are construed against the drafter of the contract

66. Although unnoticed Ambiguities can create philosophical problems, ambiguity is philosophically important also because philosophers often make spurious claims of it

67. Whichever way it turns out, the lesson for us is: Ambiguities are bad news; they can really bite insurance companies

68. The rules do not prevent the use of extrinsic evidence in interpreting genuine ambiguities in the words of the contract.

69. Indeed, the linguist Charles Ruhl has argued that certain ostensible Ambiguities, including act/object and type/token, are really cases of lexical underdetermination.

70. Fun-lovers live superficially, afraid to face suffering and to enter deeply into the ambiguities and hurts of an imperfect world.

71. 1.6 The proper functioning of the internal market requires the resolution of certain ambiguities related to the application of EU law.

72. Furthermore we shall consider two formal ambiguities resulting from a certainidentification as well as from aspecial form of representing rational interval functions.

73. The $750 million comma It means that the corresponding downlooking angle and azimuth angle position is 1 and other Ambiguities are zero

74. To ensure the proper functioning of the internal market, it is necessary to resolve the various ambiguities surrounding the application of EU law

75. He said, she said: Ambiguities and contradictions of Kavango oil hunt A visit to the Kavango East evokes mixed feelings about ReconAfrica’s activities – …

76. But the most important reason being the Ambiguities in the process which create confusion among the stakeholders inhibiting the growth of EPR in India.

77. Given that some language versions contain ambiguities regarding the act signalling the start of that period, the wording of that provision should be made more precise

78. 2.4 To ensure the proper functioning of the internal market, it is necessary to resolve the various ambiguities surrounding the application of EU law.

79. So this article wants to hand out with ambiguities in this poem, hackle emotional skeleton and idealistic patriotism, show the special value of it.

80. Grouping data in such a manner means that information is sorted according to easily discernable information spaces, thus removing the ambiguities traditional search engines return.