Sentence examples for define that it from inspiring English sources
Because once you define that, it dictates everything else the company does, from advertising to the menu to the service to the facilities.
In 1302, Pope Boniface VIII, the successor to the unfortunate Celestine, issued a papal bull that stated, "We declare, we proclaim, we define that it is absolutely necessary for salvation that every human creature be subject to the Roman Pontiff".
I'm aware that the rule has changed, both formally and informally, but it seems to me to have reached the point where the infraction has become so hard to define that it's impossible to enforce.
If Hollywood doesn't "win," however the studios want to define that, it can find itself in the same position as the music industry.
At any time, people should be able to call on you … People have been trying to define that it's functional without a compound.
"And yet when you investigate and say, 'Define that,' it turns out it may be in many cases, 'We have somebody who's going to help them process their G.I. Bill checks.' " There are plenty of checks to cash.
Asked to define that phrase, Thomas said: "Give it your all on every single play.
And until you define that, you can't model it.
It is also important to note that the operator (2) is well defined, that is, it maps simplex into itself.
When something goes wrong, however one defines that, it helps explain why a disillusioned parent might turn anywhere for help.
