Sentence examples for a single definition of from inspiring English sources

The examples of shamanism and Hindu and Daoist mysticism demonstrate the difficulty in establishing a single definition of mysticism.

Good fiscal policy does not depend on a single definition of budgetary balance in a particular year.

The Career College Association had also fought for the creation of a single definition of "an institution of higher education" for all areas of the law.

We want a single definition of self-employment across government departments to make it clearer when people are being bogusly self-employed and make it harder for businesses to get away with this practice".

The Transportation Department and the Federal Aviation Administration, which track different data, recently agreed on a single definition of a late flight: one that arrives at least 15 minutes behind schedule.

CCS is an important technology but oil firms are, for the most part, seen as beyond the pale by greens.The market does not need a single definition of greenery.

Epidemiology has the advantage of a single definition for judging interaction, which is rigorously and logically applied.

It is difficult to settle on a single definition and formalism of trust.

When looking at the literature on STEM integration, there is not a single definition or conceptualization of what STEM integration is or should look like at the elementary level (Breiner et al. 2012; Roehrig et al. 2012; National Research Council 2014).

Each retrieved publication provided a single definition with the exception of two [ 5, 9] which respectively provided five and two definitions.

In the UK, it has been discussed most vocally by Loader and Sparks (2010a).12 I have struggled to find a clear, single definition of public criminology, but my interpretation is that it calls for criminologists to upskill in how they deliver and sell their knowledge.