Sentence examples for begin with a definition from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mubarak, he noted, had told the president that negotiations must begin with a definition of the 1967 borders, which would outline a Palestinian state.

To understand the developments of the 18th century and to follow the scholarly debates, one may begin with a definition of the ancien régime.

Any strategy statement must begin with a definition of the objective, or the goal that the strategy is designed to achieve.

I thought we could begin with a definition of AI.

We begin with a definition due to Lim [7].

Rather than begin with a definition of God and try to show that God's essence implies existence, he begins with a description of the world as we know it and tries to show that it implies the existence of God.

She began with a definition of the word apocalypse.

It begins with a definition and abbreviated history of the field, highlighting its clinical roots.

The design of orbit determination algorithms usually begins with a definition of important error sources and a statistical description of these error sources.

Measurement begins with a definition of the quantity that is to be measured, and it always involves a comparison with some known quantity of the same kind.

He begins with a definition of "the Other" as "non-Europeans, or non-whites, while fully aware that, for the latter, the former are just as much 'Others'".