Sentence examples for clear-cut definition from inspiring English sources

But even in the absence of clear-cut definition, facts are still stubborn things.

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.

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.

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.

It is a little soon to come up with clear-cut definitions of what exactly the terroir represents, especially from vines only four years old".

To that extent, the topic lies at the 'gray zones' of scholarly inquiry, resisting clear-cut definitions and approaches.

But one should also ask: isn't this preoccupation with clear-cut definitions and delimitations, after all, a sterile academic exercise?

But music truly is something that links us together, and much alike the inner workings of Kanye's brain, it knows no boundaries, limitations, or clear-cut definitions.

In a press release Tuesday, Treasury Assistant Secretary for Tax Policy Mark J. Mazur called the proposal "a critical step toward creating clear-cut definitions of political activity by tax-exempt social welfare organizations".