Sentence examples for a common definition from inspiring English sources

A common definition of assurance is certainty about something.

A common definition for one's "network" is everybody within three degrees of separation.

We're trying to reach a consensus on a common definition of global health.

Citations for the term have increased throughout the healthcare-related disciplines without a common definition.

I suggested that we make a commitment to get a common definition of small business.

A common definition of doodle is to dawdle, to do nothing, and this has its merits, Brown says.

The legislation is aimed at setting a common definition of terrorism, increasing cooperation among national security forces and harmonizing punishments.

The report finds police and other agencies lack a common definition of stalking and that complaints have risen 40%.

The 1999 APS classification criteria made epidemiologic studies practical by providing a common definition for this disease.

However, these advantages are often predicated on the assumption that the midwifery workforce shares a common definition and identity.

A common definition of emotional processes originates from Kleinginna and Kleinginna (1981, p. 355, emphasis in original).