Sentence examples for already define from inspiring English sources

Never mind the fact that a plethora of election laws across the country already define voter fraud crimes and levy punishment on those who would steal someone else's vote.

A slight change in the value may already define whether or not a person has OLD or RLD.

Similarly, the Model Law does not contain a legal definition of the word "medicine" (or "drug") because it is assumed that all countries already define that foundational word somewhere in their laws, and forcing them to adopt a new, probably different definition would have unpredictable or unintended consequences on existing laws.

These standards are mostly already defined.

"In ballet it's so specific, it's already defined.

Mozart has already brought Don Giovanni to life and Goethe has already defined Faust.

We need politicians to act on already defined and proven ways to get off fossil fuels.

His legend is not already defined – it is still being chiselled.

How was I, already defined as an outsider, dressed that day?

Mike Gogan Storridge, Worcestershire No, Polly: the Lib Dems are already defined by the education fees betrayal.

At least a few tasks for the post-mayor era are already defined.