Sentence examples for created a definition from inspiring English sources

Yahoo, like many Internet companies, has created a definition of operating earnings that it prefers for investors to use, rather than generally accepted accounting principles.

That measure, Proposition 47, created a definition of a safety risk that judges were required to apply.

PRSA created a definition of public relations in 1982, which was updated with a crowd-sourced version in 2011.

Cassie has created a definition that only she can achieve since GWR will not document anyone unless they are trying to set a record for fastest.

We created a definition based on absence of CFS case-defining criteria.

Through ethical dialogue we created a definition for insider research team members who were participants in the case.

Next we'll create a definition of our form.

And how do you create a definition of yourself that can stand the test of time?

The factionalism and denominationalism of modern Jewry makes it supremely difficult to create a definition of the Jewish people.

SharePoint provides a templating architecture that allows one to create a definition of a site and to use this definition as the template from which to create new sites.

This is not Savage's first controversial LGBT campaign: in 2003, he held a contest to create a definition for "santorum" after Santorum made comments critical of gay marriage.