Maybe it's just a tic of human beings: we have to be able to define ourselves.
But leaders need to be able to define a future.
We should be able to define for ourselves what makes us happy.
It felt good to be able to define a target and then hit it there.
The same applies for research and development: you wouldn't be able to define research fields relevant for Siemens in Britain".
"Every organization, whether religious or secular, must be able to define where its boundaries begin and end".
Universal suffrage, for one, which this time they might be able to define clearly enough to stick to.
"In the past, people were fighting for the right to be able to define themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans* etc.
"I have found that Afghans know precisely what democracy is — even if they might not be able to define the term," she writes.
"Titles such as Red Dead Redemption and Assassin's Creed have a central design ethos that players should be able to define their own play to an extent.
To paraphrase Justice Potter Stewart's famous remark about obscenity, Mr. Jorgensen may not be able to define it, but he knows an obscene interior when he sees it.
