Sentence examples for changing the definition from inspiring English sources

But opponents said that when existing laws were written, a fertilized egg was not considered a person, and that changing the definition could have changed everything.

Changing the definition of who can get married, they say, doesn't change the definition of marriage; it expands the number of people who can enjoy it.

"They aren't now just changing the definition," he said.

"This is all about changing the definition of theatrical windows.

The archbishop personally voted no, arguing that gay rights should be respected "without changing the definition of marriage".

However, we must not assume that by changing the definition of domestic violence it will automatically increase their safety.

Clarke said changing the definition of marriage to include same-sex couples will lead the way to legalising polygamous marriages.

Prof. Robert E. Wright, a financial historian at New York University, suggested changing the definition to real, or inflation-adjusted, dollars.

"Most likely it's me changing the definition so that i can have some sense of 'home' and not lose my mind.

If we're changing the definition of "conservative" to mean "evangelical Christian," we ought to say so, but it's a change that would gut the longstanding meaning of "conservative".

But identity politics are little more than a parlour game to Bolt: "I'm changing the definition," he says, casually dismissing Morris' points of law.