Sentence examples for being defined for the from inspiring English sources

A couple of centuries earlier, when Shakespeare's John of Gaunt delivered his famous eulogy to "this scepter'd isle"', he was, so Strong points out, lamenting the passing of an England which was in fact being defined for the first time at that historical moment.

This condition is a recent diagnostic category, being defined for the first time in the fourth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders in 1999 [ 50].

The game was 20 seconds old and already the night had been defined for the Knicks.

Bill Clinton's Presidency was defined, for the most part, by criminal and congressional investigations.

The borders were defined for the colonial masters to extract what they needed and keep the natives divided.

As many as 42 graptolite biozones have been defined for the Silurian System.

Childhood abuse was defined, for the purposes of the study, as repeated, severe abuse occurring at least once a month for a period of at least one year.

A low to middle income is defined for the childcare study as between £17,000 and £42,000 for a family with two children in childcare.

In John Howard's "tough on drugs" era, harm minimisation was defined for the first time as the combination of supply reduction, demand reduction and harm reduction.

Technical specifications are defined for the suspension.

Unstable parameter regions are defined for the selected cable configuration.