Sentence examples for already clearly defined from inspiring English sources
So what exactly are the obstacles and restrictions facing them, when it is already clearly defined that when rape is used as a weapon of war, in armed conflict, women have an absolute right to non-discriminatory medical care under the Geneva conventions?
He wrote that line in 2004, when Rubin, who had come to Clinton from a top job at Goldman Sachs and later left for Citigroup, was already clearly defined as someone who profited mightily from the very bills that he had pushed through while working for Clinton.
For fatality data, the events were already clearly defined in the CDR database, using a combination of coroners' reports and forensic investigation forms.
Coughlin did not understand why Jacobs would be upset about his role, saying it had already been clearly defined.
And for MakerBot, maturity as a company means catering to markets where the need has already been clearly defined, rather than attempting to define a new category.
While the steps needed to achieve the near-term target have already been clearly defined by California policy makers, the suite of transformational technologies and policies required to decarbonize the energy system over the long term have not yet been explored.
The special issue features a wide range of child-adult collaborations, from children who serve as primary problem posers to children who participate as data collection experts in studies that have already been clearly defined by adults.
That can be hard when your mission is already unusual and clearly defined.
So, think about your connections, grow your network, and realize the fluid world of social networking is an evolving concept, but a concept that may already have a clearly defined number built into it.
The notion of hardware architecture was not clearly defined in the survey since it should have already included the use of GPU (see comment in Additional file 3).
Furthermore, the sequence of the clinical evaluation was not clearly defined and it is not evident if the investigator or patient was already informed about further test results or differential diagnoses.
