Sentence examples similar to Recognized definition of the term from inspiring English sources

It does not meet the generally recognized definition of torture".

The lack of a universally recognized definition of ARF has posed a significant limitation.

Indeed, Laidlaw et al. failed to recognize the enlightened statutory definition of the term "lead-based paint hazard," which includes not only deteriorated lead-based paint but also interior settled house dust and bare soil.

For the purposes of this post, we're using a broader definition of the term "root vegetable," referring to winter root vegetables as they're colloquially recognized.

Katko is very conservative by any half-coherent definition of the term, but he also has both feet in the real world, recognizing, for example, the scientific consensus on climate change.

Although there is not a universally accepted definition of the term, many experts agree that such a war consists of fighting between organized groups pursuing a political agenda within the recognized borders of one country.

What's wrong is his definition of the term.

There is no official or legal definition of the term.

She is a hippy by any definition of the term.

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(d)(8) or a definition of the term "related facilities".