1.   Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg also zeroed in on apparently ambiguous language in Florida law governing whether the secretary of state could grant recount requests.

2.   Moreover, respondents cannot overcome the commonlaw rule of contract interpretation that a court should construe ambiguous language against the interest of the party that drafted it.

3.   Supporters of the bill have tried to defuse the issue by developing ambiguous language.

4.   The ambiguous language is understandable, Kramer added, because scientists studying preventive measures fervently want their findings to be meaningful.

5.   The league responded in kind that afternoon, with a news release couched in tantalizingly ambiguous language.

6.   The standard is also used in interpreting ambiguous language and outdated terms in treaties.

7.   They said the Alabama court and some others around the country have been confused by ambiguous language in an earlier Supreme Court decision.

8.   But with ambiguous language it restricts giving a surface-to-air missile the capability of defending against strategic missiles.

9.   But too many legislators opposed its ambiguous language and the bill was withdrawn, Xinhua said, quoting NPC chairman Qiao Shi.

10.   The leaders veiled their differences behind staged smiles and ambiguous language.