Sentence examples for clear cut definition of from inspiring English sources

Peter, a courier in Kent, who has worked for Hermes, called on the government to give "a clear cut definition" of self-employment.

But a clear cut definition of each term often is lacking.

The most clear cut definition of both words is this: people who are not bothered in the least, nor feel the first pang of guilt from committing unconscionable or even criminal deeds.

One in 25 Americans, as psychologists, neuroscientists, and law enforcers will attest, can be diagnosed as sociopathic (the original term was psychopath). The most clear cut definition of both words is this: people who are not bothered in the least, nor feel the first pang of guilt from committing unconscionable or even criminal deeds.

A clear cut definition of endothelial cell models to be used and the conditions to model gravity need to be standardized.

Lack of clear cut definition of dyspepsia, H. pylori diagnostic method, sample size, social and economic factors could be some of the possible reasons for these variations.

The time is now ripe for holding an international conference under UN auspices to reach a clear-cut definition of terrorism".

The very first lines of the letter sent to M.V.P. voters say this: "There is no clear-cut definition of what most valuable means.

Because of such variables, a clear-cut definition of second level egalitarianism cannot be formulated.

After the discovery of Xena, which is slightly larger than Pluto, the IAU asked a special committee to come up with a clear-cut definition of a planet.

There is no clear-cut definition of when a fistula is large enough to be called an abscess; the arbitrary limit of 1 cm can be used.