Once the role of public authorities has been more clearly defined, one could foresee an increase in the new forms of political participation, nationally and internationally, that have come about through the activity of organizations operating in civil society; in this way it is to be hoped that the citizens' interest and participation in the res publica will become more deeply rooted.
To some extent these differences are not that clearly defined: one person's music is another's noise; a simple task for one person is complex for another.
It fails to address Russia's central concern, to ensure there are strict limits -- or at least clearly defined ones -- on the development and deployment of antimissile systems.
Bruce Goldstone starts with a clearly defined topic, one that many adults have never mastered or even thought much about: how to estimate quantities of things.
What then, can we expect from a leader without a clearly defined program, especially one who rose to power independently of party structures?
Their most significant bar rier was the absence of a clearly defined path by which one left one career and took up another.
On the one hand, a clearly defined question makes transparent the forethought invested in planning and conducting the research because it readily demarcates the boundaries of the study, clearly defines its significance in relation to previous work, and suggests appropriate methods to examine the problem.
One important strength of our review is that it focused on one type of a clearly defined, single-organism, probiotic microorganism, specifically L. reuteri DSM 17938.
It helps to be picked to run the right airline, of course, one with a clearly defined strategy like that at Southwest when Mr. Kelly took over.
He points out that interpretation might be confounded in cases where the scree graph either does not have a clearly defined break or has more than one break.
Your company or organization probably already has a clearly defined mission and vision (if not, create one).
