Unclear definition

Unclear means insufficient information is available to determine the risk’s effect.

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Unclear. , which means the Director cannot put the case into any of the categories in paragraph (i) to (v) because, in all the circumstances of the case, there are identifiable investigations which could be carried out, after which it should be possible for the Director to make a reliable estimate of the prospects of success.

Unclear means insufficient information is available to determine the risk's effect.

Examples of Unclear in a sentence

• Unclear or incomplete applications may lead to delays in their execution.

• Unclear in- structions or incorrect information about a delivery address are examples of such minor failures that – depending on the circumstances – can be expected to be remedied by seeking clarification.18 A slightly different issue arises in cases where the buyer could not avoid the non-con- 5 formity of goods but could have taken steps to avoid damages.

• You understand that this Agreement does not amend or replace any of those agreements.

• Plans can fail to deliver the expected results because of: Inadequate execution of the Plan; Faulty intervention logic; Unrealistic assumptions concerning the impact of the actions; Unclear objectives, and, Lack of adequate follow-up monitoring.

• Plans can fail to deliver the expected results because of: • Inadequate execution of the Plan; • Faulty intervention logic; • Unrealistic assumptions concerning the impact of the actions; • Unclear objectives, and, • Lack of adequate follow-up monitoring.

More Definitions of Unclear

Unclear means that the information available in the documentation was not sufficient to determine whether the ▇▇▇▇▇ was forcible, incident to arrest, or for conveyance purposes. Table 3 provides a breakdown of the forcible ▇▇▇▇▇ by type of encounter and district. Most frisks (68.4 percent) occurred during encounters documented as field interviews. Over one-third of frisks (35.4 percent) occurred in District 5. Table 3. Forcible frisks by encounter type and district. July – December 2020. TRAFFIC STOP- TRACS FIELD INTERVIEW-RMS TOTAL FRISKS DISTRICT 1 3 (1.4%) 25 (5.5%) 28 (4.2%) DISTRICT 2 45 (21.5%) 83 (18.4%) 128 (19.4%) DISTRICT 3 22 (10.5%) 97 (21.5%) 119 (18.0%) DISTRICT 4 16 (7.7%) 32 (7.1%) 48 (7.3%) DISTRICT 5 88 (42.1%) 146 (32.3%) 234 (35.4%) DISTRICT 6 3 (1.4%) 17 (3.8%) 20 (3.0%) DISTRICT 7 32 (15.3%) 50 (11.1%) 82 (12.4%) NULL 0 (0.0%) 2 (0.4%) 2 (0.3%) GRAND TOTAL 209 (31.6%) 452 (68.4%) 661 (100.0%) Notes:

Unclear means that that the LAA cannot determine whether the prospects of the case are either 50 per cent or more, or less than 50 per cent25, and that there are identifiable investigations which could be carried out, after which it should be possible to make a reliable estimate of the prospects of success.26

Unclear means insufficient information is available to determine the risk's effect. In this chapter, "Gross Debt" refers to gross sovereign-issued debt.

Unclear means the state law is unclear as to whether consent or other disclosure requirement is mandated

Unclear means insufficient information is available to determine the risk's effect. The “Gross Debt” column replaces the “Net Debt” column used in the December Update.

Unclear result means the PCR assay has not worked for some technical reason e.g. the PCR run has failed or the kit has taken too long to arrive in the lab. Clinical discretion will be required to determine if a repeat S3-5 swab should be taken, either via repeat self-swab or in clinic.

Unclear means the Director cannot put the case into any of the categories in paragraph (1)