Sentence examples similar to Defined as decent from inspiring English sources

And since decent peoples are defined as non-aggressive, any decent people can join this liberal peace as well.

Slum dwellers are typically defined as urbanites who lack decent housing or sanitation or clean water, or all of the above.

All subjects, 31 cases and 115 controls, were of Greenland Inuit decent, defined as having more than two grandparents born in Greenland.

All participants from Nuuk and Sisimiut in South West Greenland and Qaanaaq in North West Greenland were of Inuit decent, defined as having more than two grandparents born in Greenland.

Wiks-Lim defined a "decent job" defined as one that pays $17 an hour plus health insurance, but found that in 2006, a full 65% of workers in the U.S. were paid below that benchmark.

The lack of Hispanic representation in the so-called respectable professions (often defined as those that pay a decent wage to stare at a computer screen in a cubicle) is stunning.

The United Nations Development Program UNDPP)'s HDI has been used since 1990 to compare countries in terms of "human development", defined as the enlargement of choices made possible by education and literacy, a decent material standard of living, and a long and healthy life.

Because momentum — defined as mass times velocity — is conserved in all collisions, Jacobs moving at any decent speed is almost impossible to stop by an outweighed defender's merely running into him.

A fuel-poor family is defined as one that has to spend more than 10% of its income on heating its home to a decent standard.

They are defined as refugees.

Thus, acids are defined as proton donors.