Sentence examples for a firm definition from inspiring English sources

Guiora, who follows the Predator program closely, fears that national-security officials here lack a clear policy and a firm definition of success.

But there has never been a firm definition of where the line should be drawn, and that is where the debate often falls.

Congress had set a firm definition in law that groups claiming what is known as tax-exempt 501(c)(4) status be "operated exclusively for the promotion of social welfare".

The US Food and Drug Administration doesn't even have a firm definition for the words "natural" or "organic", yet those words have helped sell a reported $40bn and $9bn of food products respectively.

Late-stage Lyme has been for many years a controversial diagnosis, with even infectious disease specialists unwilling to commit to a firm definition; in the wider world, it has been tinged with the suggestion that it is essentially neurotic in origin, along with conditions such as chronic fatigue syndrome or fibromyalgia.

This may sound very obvious, but there might be legitimate reasons that a subsidiary would be excluded from a firm definition.

Among the ideas were providing a firmer definition of goaltender interference, and requesting that one referee sharpen his focus on the crease when traffic occurs.

Without any firm definition of a bestie, some non-besties may be under the false impression that they have in fact reached the rank of "Bestie," and true besties that are not with you at this moment whole may question the whole bestie relationship.

But on other flanks, it has seen enough shifting of boundaries over the last few decades that there is no longer any firm definition of where it ends and where the rest of the Bronx begins.

It is understood that there is no firm definition of a "coasting" school.

As the firm definition of such a case is often challenging, we pre-specified in the protocol that scenario analyses would be conducted along the base case, with an exact definition of these scenarios elaborated after the qualitative assessment of the included studies.