Sentence examples for claiming to define from inspiring English sources

Claiming to define a new software category, namely "Intelligent Cash," Fluidly wants to significantly improve small and medium-sized businesses' cashflow management.

That people of different political orientations can argue about whether, for example, The New York Times is far left, far right, or hopelessly centrist just serves to illuminate the subjectivity of these categories, but none of these organizations and institutions is actively claiming to define a centrist philosophy or morality.

Beck's Futures is not just any prize, but one that claims to define the new wave in British art.

Liberalism has been a notoriously elastic word – as often used as a term of abuse applied to Islington chatterati as claimed to define an acceptable form of individualism.

And like the majority of the population whose gender and sexuality are clearly printed, they are the ones who claim to define the territory for the rest of us.

As has become abundantly clear during this political season, the debate over faith is used to test a person's mettle perhaps in the same way that a flag pin can define one's patriotism, religion can claim to define right and wrong in clear and unambiguous terms.

The former are 'definitions which claim to define an ethical term without using any other ethical term' (FE 6).

The second alternative definition excluded the pharmacy claim, utilising only the laboratory blood test and OAT management claims to define initiation.

Some researchers even claim to define new cell types and point out the fact that fibroblasts from different anatomic sites display differences which are comparable to those observed among different lineages of leukocytes [ 14].

This demonstration may then bring into question the validity of previous reviews that have claimed to define the change in quality of RCTs over time in various fields of medical science.

As a descriptive definition of EE could not claim to define "empirical ethics" for all instances in which this term is used for this, (see e.g. [ 11, 15, 19]) we will confine ourselves to a stipulative definition covering the various ways of conducting EE research (e.g. [ 6, 14, 17, 20, 21]).