Vaguely.

Yes. Vaguely.

Only vaguely.

Positively worded policies are preferred to negatively worded policies.

Tom looked vaguely embarrassed.

That sounds vaguely familiar.

Yes, I have, vaguely.

Yes, I do remember vaguely.

Two carefully worded and I repeat, carefully worded new preambular paragraphs have been introduced.

Altogether he left Hall vaguely suspicious.

I seem vaguely to remember having...

You begin to interest me, vaguely.

His vaguely worded answer the attacks must be authorized by our laws made no mention of trials for those accused of terror crimes, of international war crimes treaties, or any other bow to legality.

The national parliament introduced an Anti Pornography Bill, which turned out to be a vaguely worded document with the potential to outlaw not only pornography, but also certain traditional dances, sunbathing, and public kissing.

It vaguely rings a small bell with me, too.

Draft guideline 3.1.11 needed to be worded more precisely.

Ah, well, well, well, I vaguely remember something like that.

Draft article 3 had been worded to reflect that intention.

Negatively worded explanations of vote were tantamount to votes against.

He found it ostentatious and vaguely corrupt in a nineteen year old...

The parliamentary authorization itself is carefully worded to underline Turkey s limited aims.

A new article shall be added to the Pact, worded as follows

The draft resolution as currently worded does not reflect those core principles.

Add a new operative paragraph 11 bis, to be worded as follows

But how would we actually know if this is vaguely true on average?

Add a new paragraph to the draft Declaration, to be worded as follows

Vaguely, three days ago, but the other night I made your acquaintance by radio.

But I doubt whether anything tougher than strongly worded communiqués will ever be employed.

Add a new operative paragraph before operative paragraph 2, to be worded as follows

A four page document was vaguely approved by acclamation but not submitted to a vote.

On the other hand, the obligations of developed countries are worded in the vaguest terms.

Ordinary people vaguely associate independence with truth, and partisanship with lies or at least with untrustworthiness.

The enforcement provisions of the four Geneva Conventions are worded in the same way mutatis mutandis.

You see, unlike the first four, the fifth postulate is worded in a very convoluted way.

His vaguely worded answer the attacks must be authorized by our laws made no mention of trials for those accused of terror crimes, of international war crimes treaties, or any other bow to legality. Indeed, US law cannot authorize drone strikes if they are carried out in countries with which the US is not at war.

Behind the smiles, the polite interactions, and the cautiously worded diplomatic language, strong undercurrents of suspicion remain.

Add a new operative paragraph after operative paragraph 23, on prisoners' rights, to be worded as follows

The two were captured and taken to an undisclosed location, which Cyclops vaguely remembered visiting in the past.

La Balsa , a sunny track vaguely reminiscent of The Doors, was composed by Tanguito and sold 200,000 copies.

Jesus worded it positively So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you.

When Playboy unveiled plans for a nudity free Indonesian edition early this year, it was denounced by politicians and conservative religious leaders as a threat to traditional values. The national parliament introduced an Anti Pornography Bill, which turned out to be a vaguely worded document with the potential to outlaw not only pornography, but also certain traditional dances, sunbathing, and public kissing.

The term extremism is vaguely defined by 18 activities (causing civil disorder and defamation of the authorities are among them).

This refers to the area of black coloration, which, viewed from above, vaguely resembles a Maltese cross or cross pattée.

We would therefore propose using the Chairman's proposals just as he has worded them as the basis for a compromise.

The new provision in the law is worded flexibly, so that the use of any language is not ruled out.