Sentence examples for approved definition from inspiring English sources

It would operate with a Congressionally approved definition of the enemy.

The major task, he said, was ensuring that the products' ingredients met the Sierra Club's requirements for being called "natural," a term that has no federally approved definition when it comes to cleaning products.

The approved definition of a complication was not shown to the participants before the session and they were not allowed to ask any questions for clarification during the presentation of the cases.

In 2007, the Society of Nuclear Medicine Molecular Imaging Center of Excellence http://interactive.snm.org/ definitions task force approved this definition of molecular imaging as: 'the visualization, characterization, and measurement of biological processes at the molecular and cellular levels in humans and other living systems' [8].

The S.E.C. also approved a definition for the venture capital industry, offering those entities relief from some reporting requirements.

(See also planetesimal.) In August 2006, after intense debate over the question of Pluto's planetary status, the general assembly of the IAU approved a definition for a solar system planet that excluded Pluto.

Biannually, they are also updated on the most current internationally approved case definitions and treatment protocols (21).

A great drama critic also perceives what is not happening.' Peck would approve the definition.

The decision on Wednesday approved a legal definition of "emolument" to mean "any 'profit,'gainin,' or 'advantage,'" and stated that this definition could include foreign government payments to Trump properties.

On Friday, representatives of more than 60 nations, gathered in Versailles, France, approved a new definition for the kilogram.

It also approved a new definition of science, limiting it to the search for natural explanations of what is observed in the universe.