Sentence examples for been defined as such from inspiring English sources

The protection of privacy is an element of human dignity and has been defined as such in the universal declaration of human rights in 1948.

To determine the number of genes that may have been defined as such complementary-strand duplicates we compared all genes identified and found that only 241 genes (i.e., less than 10%) exhibited 50% total overlap (Additional file 12).

He could not be defined as such back in April, when they signed him as an undrafted free agent.

Given all this, the idiot can be defined as such: a prepubescent, parasitic solipsist who talks only to himself.

Foreign students, [Vince Cable] says, "are not immigrants but they are defined as such because they are here for more than a year".

Instead, a facile formula has been in place for decades: Italian-Americans are defined as such on network television only when they are working-class.

It was defined as such by the UN, at the partition of British-ruled Palestine in 1947.

Overseas domiciled students are defined as such by reference to field 12 Domicile using all non-UK country codes, as listed in the HESA student record coding manual.

The optimal length ai is defined as such a one, for which the structures achieve their maximum resistance at the least consumption of steel.

Everyone at the United Nations and in capitals around the world knows that what is going on in Rakhine state is genocide and will one day be defined as such legally.

And by Article of War 15, Congress has incorporated by reference, as within the jurisdiction of military commissions, all offenses which are defined as such by the law of war and which may constitutionally be included within that jurisdiction.