Ambiguous

economic entity and the activity of an undertaking which seems highly ambiguous.

This sentence is ambiguous.

Ambiguous rule match.

Inspectors in the twilight

Ambiguous definition of language code

Ambiguous national legislation could cause problems

But the resolution as a whole remains ambiguous.

But even this seeming success was morally ambiguous.

accepted (misleading comma to be deleted in the English version)

I realize that's an ambiguous statement.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we recently held a seminar with the Commission.

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

Making matters worse, the rule of succession is ambiguous.

The law is also ambiguous And all other actions that are considered necessary (Article 3 of Camarcho's proposal).

This concept should not become weakened or ambiguous.

Its nature is ambiguous, both human and demonic.

The joint resolution is still quite ambiguous on this essential issue.

The definition 'victims of action to facilitate illegal immigration' is unclear.

It must take a position and combat the prevailing ambiguity.

So, it's rapidly changing, highly diverse, chaotic, ambiguous, unpredictable.

The harmony is all rather troubled and ambiguous and chromatic... ...until we get to the word Lux, light .

I'd like to feel inspired , I'd like to feel excited , I would like to feel as if I'm a contribution at my job.

He says, Historically, the term African never had any ambiguous meaning.

To Africans today it still does not have any ambiguous meaning.

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

However the unemployment rates give a mixed picture.

Indeed, the precise relationship between the force and NATO remains ambiguous.

Allowing ourselves to feel alive, to feel electric.

That's fine. Give him some.

And you could taste herbs, you could taste spices.

You can tell me your name, when we waking up

Putin s position on global warming would be less ambivalent.

However , the impact on M3 is ambiguous .

The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over The Lazy Dog

The facts will not always be clear the evidence may be highly ambiguous.

And the legislation is often too full of ambiguity or inconsistently implemented.

I fully support Security Council Resolution 598, and I wish Mr Perez de Cuellar every success.

European taxpayers, Mr President, will no longer agree to continue to provide ambiguous aid to an ambiguous Authority they will only agree to grant justified aid to an Authority which behaves like a constantly evolving State.

To live is to feel.

Feel my hands.

Would you like to smell it?

Charmolue hesitated for a moment with the ambiguous grimace of a poet in search of a rhyme.

Freedom in its most complete expression admits of no ambiguous interpretation.

He wrote in part This movement among Jews is not new ... but a world wide conspiracy for the overthrow of civilisation and for the reconstitution of society on the basis of arrested development, of envious malevolence, and impossible equality.