All I elicited was an
ambiguous statement as to the distance between the cottage and the hall; it was "not so far." And so she left me to my pipe and to my best night yet, in the stillest spot I have ever slept in on dry land; one heard nothing but the bubble of a beck; and it seemed very, very far away.
"However, with this somewhat
ambiguous statement, the Defence Minister either intends to keep us guessing or seeks to announce a change in policy."
In an
ambiguous statement issued earlier on Tuesday, the Searle company announced that it will be acquiring OBS Pakistan Ltd.
In the spring session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, Secretary General of the Council of Europe Thorbjorn Jagland remembered by an
ambiguous statement.
Wilkins agreed.<br />"A generic and
ambiguous statement falls short of meeting [this standard]," Wilkins wrote, entering a declaratory judgment for the plaintiffs.
Orbih noted that going by the public outcry against the attempt to cede part of Edo land to the herdsmen, the state government hurriedly came out with an
ambiguous statement.
In an
ambiguous statement made in June 17, First Lady Melania Trump herself said that she 'hates' seeing families separated at the border, and hopes 'both sides of the aisle' can reform the nation's immigration laws.
The White House later issued an
ambiguous statement that left unclear whether President Donald Trump -- who has said Tillerson was wasting his time pursuing dialogue with North Korea-- had given his approval for the speech.
Part 101 applies to those users with the
ambiguous statement that recreational drones may not be operated "so as to endanger the safety of the national airspace system." It provides no specifics about operating drones safely and fails to address privacy.
He revealed after the session that this was an
ambiguous statement designed to make me feel even more unsettled.
Saying or posting such a useless,
ambiguous statement does two things.
API released a somewhat
ambiguous statement in response to the proposed rule.