And his ideology, however vague, is more than packaging.

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It was in the face of objections from James Madison and Morris, however, that this term was too vague and would be the equivalent to tenure during the pleasure of the Senate that Mason withdrew his proposal and the convention then adopted the language other high crimes and misdemeanors against the state.

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However, critics have dismissed it as being too vague and it has become the butt of late-night talk show jokes.

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However, commentators said the promises on education were vague, with the most specific proposal being for multinational lending bodies to allow poor countries to replace some debt repayments with spending on education.

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Remember, however, that such post-dinner delights usually contain nothing more than vague prophecies.

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However, the long, rambling draft produced by the 105-member European Convention was so vague on how it assigned powers to various institutions that at times even convention members themselves could not explain it.

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However, Stuart Jeffreys, a case worker from the Citizens Advice Bureau, said the proposal was vague.

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However, online magazine Spiked sounds a note of caution in this article, questioning some of the vague claims made in the programmes, eg. poor diet is making kids obese.

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However, the research presented here does show commonality, in that sports parents are presented with a very vague order: If you want your child to get a college scholarship (or even make the high school team), you have to ensure your child is of a certain athletic ability.

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