It gets all blurred.

Instructions have sometimes been blurred.

All right, so my vision was blurred.

In the last hour, my vision's become blurred.

Possible side effects include blurred vision and shortness of breath.

Their perceptions, which were driven by fear, frequently blurred reality.

The distinction between such general information exchange and transparency obligations (dealt with in the following chapter) may also be blurred.

Contemporary armed conflicts have blurred the distinction between international and internal armed conflicts.

If I get any nearer to the front, the picture gets all blurred.

That vision had become blurred, especially since the tragedy of 11 September 2001, yet the root causes of terrorism could not be ignored.

Physical distances have been increasingly blurred, and the world has become as one family.

In the view of the mission, the delineation between the two commissions is blurred.

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52. However, there is a distinction although often blurred between trafficking and illegal practices in intercountry adoption.

With the rapid growth of international trade, the distinction between national and international economic activities had become blurred.

The sudden roar, the woman's gesture, the crumpling body, and the cries of the crowd, blurred by fear.

The types of information or the degree of detail with which this is specified may vary and the line between such information exchange and technical assistance may be blurred.

But drinking 60 great wines over three days, they all just blurred together, and it became almost a grueling experience.

We live in a world where the clear distinction between conflict among States and conflict within States has become blurred.

When the two became mixed, or the lines between them blurred, the chance of failure on both counts increased substantially.

In conclusion, the boundaries between crime, conflict and terrorism are blurred in the context of illicit small arms and light weapons.

You can see, on the right, a mammogram showing a faint tumor, the edges of which are blurred by the dense tissue.

In designing national strategies for ICTs, it is important to recognize that the boundary between ICT users and producers is frequently blurred.

28. Nowadays, the concept of non interference in domestic affairs has become blurred and lacks legitimacy when human dignity is at stake.

She underlined that the differences in scope and application of these regimes should not be blurred and that during armed conflict international humanitarian law was the lex specialis in relation to human rights law.

Well that process has been a little bit blurred by the fact that not all Europeans are that welcoming but that's another discussion.

In mid 2004, the deployment of a newly recruited police force with military functions in many parts of Darfur further blurred their status.

However, the distinction between regular budget resources and support account resources is somewhat more blurred as regards other non post items such as travel.

This evaluation detected flaws from the outset in the Vienna Programme of Action itself, whose quot broad terms and blurred definitions quot masked existing disagreements.

That might happen one day, as the borderlines between different sub sectors of the financial system become more blurred. But, for now, however logical such an objective may be, it is probably too much to hope for.

Over the last hundred and fifty years or so, science has kind of blurred this distinction between non living and living systems, and now we consider that there may be a kind of continuum that exists between the two.

Staffing of the procurement function in the network of the organizations' country offices (over 130 of them for UNDP, UNHCR and UNICEF, for example) seems particularly blurred.

Moreover, the distinction between economic and technical regulation and competition enforcement can often be blurred. This paper examines the various frameworks under which competition authorities and sector regulators are coexisting in order to glean best practices from various countries' experiences.

In this connection the advances made in terms of legislation become blurred in actual practice, which is where the effectiveness of the formal rights is truly demonstrated. RURAL WOMEN

36. Article 31 also required more work its current wording, which mixed objective and subjective elements, blurred the scope of force majeure or other external events as circumstances precluding wrongfulness.

For example, in some cases, advisers have been under contract for prolonged periods through recurring short term contracts, with their functions and those of staff becoming increasingly blurred or they may even be used to fill staff positions for which regular funds do not exist.

The dynamic process of globalization has resulted in unprecedented levels of growth and interdependence. However, while this has blurred the old division, new ones have emerged, splintering today s world into four inter connected tiers.

For example, Germany recently proposed that expenditures undertaken to meet European commitments such as Rampamp D spending to support the Lisbon agenda of enhanced productivity be exempted. The problem is that allowing public investment to be financed by borrowing would lead to continuing disputes between the Commission and individual member states, because it relies excessively on that blurred distinction.

American diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks noted that Libya has few formal decision making structures, and called it an opaque regime in which lines of authority are deliberately blurred to obscure power structures and mitigate accountability.

Core to the advance of democratic participation and the engagement of the international community in that process was the emergence of a cosmopolitan law , in which the division between international and constitutional law had become blurred.

The distinction between anti Semitism and anti Zionism is frequently blurred in statements and articles by political and spiritual leaders of Iran and Middle Eastern organizations that inspire and finance extremist Islamic groups in Western Europe.

Of course, everyone would prefer it if the line between monetary and fiscal policy had not become blurred as a result of the crisis. But blindly sticking to principle would have been a highly risky option for the ECB.

Several members spoke in favour of such inclusion, noting, inter alia, that the guiding criterion on this point should be that of the relevance of the draft articles in the context of the kind of armed conflicts occurring in the present era in which the distinction between international and internal armed conflicts was often blurred.

It cannot be repeated often enough that when the moral left and right have been strong, when groups like SOS Racisme set boundaries that are bright and clear, the FN has been contained electorally. But when those boundary lines are blurred, when the dikes crumble and the antiracist watchdogs allow themselves to be intimidated or lower their guard, the FN tries to make itself at home.