Sentence examples for agreed definition from inspiring English sources

There is currently no agreed definition of a zero-carbon home.

There is, after all, no internationally agreed definition of what a university is supposed to do.

As he understands it, the two select committees do not have an agreed definition of fuel poverty.

In practice, scientists appreciate that there is no universally agreed definition of a gene, but they devise working definitions that allow them to formulate hypotheses and explain observations.

The crime of aggression is subject to future negotiations, and unless states individually ratify an agreed definition, the court will have no jurisdiction over it.

One central problem faced when discussing terrorism is that it is a nebulous concept; we do not have an agreed definition of what it is.

One of the problems of the debate is that there is no internationally agreed definition of what constitutes a lethal autonomous weapons system.

However, the universally agreed definition is still arguable.

However, there is currently no agreed definition of what 5G is or how it will work.

The difficulties in establishing an agreed definition of quantum chaos are actually more challenging than for classical chaos (§1).

Therefore, primary measurements of pH are essential to establish traceability to the agreed definition of this important quantity and disseminate this traceability to end users.