He has fostered an alliance of isolated, minority claims, on the pretext, as convenient as it is vague, of combating 'discrimination'.
In their perhaps otherwise rather vague book, they observe that our technology and innovation policy are successful because we have a complete and autonomous centre for technical development.
The benefits it offers are vague and speculative - they are unproven and unquantified, but the costs are real, immediate and massive.
Normally those reports are quite vague about names and surnames, but here the names of the various people responsible are listed.
The result is that this offence is defined in a vague manner, so that it can cover very different types of cases, and not just illegal immigration.
Similarly, it only contains vague, unsatisfactory proposals on reducing permissible noise levels, especially in the vicinity of airports during the day and, more importantly, at night.
Even if the agreement succeeds in defining vague data protection standards, it is not clear precisely what action will be taken when companies violate these standards.
The procedure is extremely vague.
Nevertheless, the current legal framework remains vague on whether or not it must pass on information to the institutions or persons concerned by an investigation.
Moreover, the proposed 'statute' system may lead to political control of the parties, legal references for which are extremely vague, and which would be unworthy of a free society.
