Sentence examples for been more clearly defined from inspiring English sources

Once the role of public authorities has been more clearly defined, one could foresee an increase in the new forms of political participation, nationally and internationally, that have come about through the activity of organizations operating in civil society; in this way it is to be hoped that the citizens' interest and participation in the res publica will become more deeply rooted.

The IWA Wales Media Audit 2015 published on Wednesday warned: "At a time when Wales as a democratic entity has never been more clearly defined, the sources of information for debate and scrutiny about our government, culture and identity are drying up.

While the utility of the PPV and SVV has become better established, those conditions in which they become unreliable have been more clearly defined.

· During the last decade forest policies in many countries have been more clearly defined and have increasingly been expressed quantitatively in the form of plans and programs.

This can also better clarify the transferability of this study since the sample has been more clearly defined for the reader [ 44].

The performance of MODS would have been more clearly defined if our standard included other sensitive diagnostic methods such as MGIT or GeneXpert rather than a composite of all of the tests being evaluated.

Our responsibilities will be more clearly defined.

The exec order is more clearly defined and more nuanced than the original.

It might have helped if "cultural history" were more clearly defined, too.

By then, the Giants' role as a contender should be more clearly defined.

The compensatory growth response was more clearly defined in the later cycles.