The American Model owes its wide acceptance to its
ambiguousness and multiple meanings.
159) The
ambiguousness of the impact of these external effects has led courts and commentators to reject congestion externalities as a source of market failure in the related context of the right of publicity.
Chief of Staff Dan Halutz decided a few months ago to replace Brigadier General Yisrael Weiss as chief rabbi, following his intentional
ambiguousness during the disengagement period.
Indeed, he goes so far as to say that the very usefulness of the term is 'intimately related' to its
ambiguousness, rather than 'vitiating' it.
It is, needless to say, a zone of sexual
ambiguousness, but more importantly, it is a term that gave Barthes room to figure forth his entropic desire that noisy meaningfulness cease its hectoring and diminuendo back into a whisper of the banal and the imprecise and the uninterpretable.
Intensity, irony, and
ambiguousness constitute a clear threat to the impassivity of the State.
Of course the
ambiguousness of the eponymous leader is a fundamental aspect of Shakespeare's play, and Sadler's robust characterization paints a suitably textured picture.
The distinction between 'bad' violence and 'good' violence observed in 'la Fi Viril' participates in the
ambiguousness characteristic of the sacred (Violence, pp.
An alternative would have been "homosocial"--it does once occur within the article--which refers indifferently to erotic and non-erotic male bonding; the word appeals to many precisely because of this inherent
ambiguousness (214).
It is curious, therefore, that some reviewers were so anxious to read Elizabeth Costello as the work of a writer who "seems to have lost faith in the power of storytelling," "a man tormented by and disgusted with the moral
ambiguousness of fiction," considering that such judgments are embarrassed by the book itself, whose very existence is evidence to the contrary.
Garbage can decision making focuses on structural aspects of the environment, such as goals and technology, as well as human conditions, such as participation, motivation, leadership, communication, and information channels, which operate to problematize an idealized rational governance process, pointing to its
ambiguousness and challenges.
If so, it has one significant advantage, in that the greater the
ambiguousness of a rule, the more scope power and influence will have to affect its application.
