Sentence examples for a clarification of terms from inspiring English sources

The focus groups typically started with an outline of the general purpose of the discussion, and some general warm up questions, followed by a clarification of terms used in the discussion when necessary.

Mr. Reid starts with a methodical clarification of terms.

But here it's worth a quick clarification of terms.

'To master change,' he wrote in 1970, 'we shall therefore need a clarification of important long-term social goals and a democratization of the way in which we arrive at them.

Clarification of terms: A pedophile is one who is primarily attracted to prepubescent children (a common mistake in the media is to define a pedophile as anyone attracted to someone below the age of majority, extending the definition to those attracted to teens, which is incorrect).

This process begins with the audio-visual presentation, followed by an analysis of the problem, including clarification of terms.

01 Jan 2007 Section: Freelance Charter - general Review by GNM lawyers including redrafted wording and clarification of terms, for example revised definitions, translation rights, copyright ownership of contributions and column names.

"Nothing is worse than killing the joke by over-­explaining," said Shteyngart, who has patiently replied to requests for clarification of terms like "Negra Modelo" and "stomach stapling" from scrupulous interpreters, particularly the Scandinavian ones.

The changes involved clarification of terms used to describe neutropenia.

This process also enabled the clarification of terms, ideas and local nuances.

We made necessary modifications and clarification of terms based on the pretest procedure.