Sentence examples for beyond the definition of from inspiring English sources

The divisions, however, sometimes extend beyond the definition of terrorism.

Last November they issued a "reasoned opinion" which "maintains that the wording used in Regulation 7(3) is too broad, going beyond the definition of a genuine occupational requirement allowed under the directive".

I understand what you're saying, but one of my favourite records of all time is Let It Be by the Beatles and that was beyond the definition of commercial.

We argue that in the case of energy policy, the analysis must go beyond the definition of problems such as access to energy at the level of the individual, and focus on a multi-scale assessment including the household and community levels studying the capacity of the household to increase it energy throughput through exosomatic devices and infrastructure.

I thought that goes beyond the definition of love; that's living love.

Acts like these go beyond the definition of work ethic and into the realm of selflessness.

As written, H.R. 4437 will further divide the country, continue to demonize the poor and expand beyond recognition the definition of what constitutes a federal crime.

"The straitjacket of linear advance goes beyond iconography to the definition of evolution: the word itself becomes a synonym for progress.

Here, we use the term of cancer survivor to describe any person alive with a previous diagnosis of cancer, following the American Society of Clinical Oncology ASCOO) [ 4] and others [ 5- 7] who define survivorship as the "process of living with, through and beyond cancer", equalling the definition of complete prevalence.

Beyond that, consider expanding the definition of where your skills could be valued.

Beyond the expansion of the definition of terms to include a slew of companies from all over the globe, there's been a concurrent expansion in the number of startup technology companies to achieve unicorn status.