Muskets were used for comparatively rapid, imprecisely aimed volley fire, and the average soldier could be easily trained to use them.
42.
He has banned the phrase " National Command Authority, " saying it imprecisely refers to the president and secretary of defense.
43.
A New York Times News Service article about mutual fund expenses referred imprecisely to those of one fund, the Legg Mason Value Trust.
44.
The nationality of many soldiers can no longer be ascertained with certainty as the ethnic origin was often described imprecisely in the regimental lists.
45.
A final approach is to create imprecisely defined criteria, and then assign a neutral body to evaluate each system according to these criteria.
46.
A New York Times News Service article sent on Tuesday, Feb . 8, about the Baltimore Museum of Art stated its ownership imprecisely.
47.
A New York Times News Service article about the Texas Pacific Group, which is investing in US Airways, referred imprecisely to its goals.
48.
The column also referred imprecisely to the airline's procedures in the case of the death of a passenger's immediate family member.
49.
The term super-injunction has sometimes been used imprecisely in the media to refer to any anonymised privacy injunction preventing publication of private information.
50.
Estimating women's " invisible contribution, " even imprecisely, may perform a valuable " consciousness-raising " function.
