lack of clarity

The reason for the lack of clarity seems quite clear to me.

Lack of clarity about the outcome or final performance required.

My Group cannot accept a lack of clarity on this point.

In this area, lack of clarity can no longer be an excuse.

Additionally, there is often a lack of clarity to the sound.

But there was a lack of clarity that bothered him.

The Commission should also take with it the message that we want to help to bring this lack of clarity to an end.

Where there are questions or a lack of clarity exists, further discussion may be needed.

The light had to reflect the lack of clarity, everything under a huge shadow.

Now, what that suggests is a certain conceptual lack of clarity.

That lack of clarity is reported to have frustrated the army command.

Your language exemplifies a lack of clarity about the issue.

There is still a considerable lack of clarity over agriculture.

There has been no lack of clarity between the Commission and me in relation to this issue.

There is no room for fudge or lack of clarity.

Such lack of clarity can serve to lead policy away from what is believed to be the most beneficial.

Anything else will only lead to a lack of clarity as regards responsibilities.

Too few staff who have a systems background, resulting in a lack of clarity as to what the goals should be.

My only problem today is the lack of clarity.

Given the lack of clarity on these issues, we abstained from the final vote.

Any new one, he said, should have a strict deadline and "no lack of clarity about what Iraq must do."

I am simply, as always, frustrated by the lack of clarity which seems to surround everything in this city.

A lack of clarity in policy has already been identified as one explanation for discretion.

I do not love that either because of its lack of clarity.

Despite that, there are weak points, one example being the lack of clarity as to the directive’s scope.