Sentence examples for defined as a member from inspiring English sources

Cash now says: "Moderate is defined as a member of the Labour party?

A top-level element is a direct member of a package, while an inner element is defined as a member inside another element.

A case was defined as a member of the cohort who developed gastrointestinal symptoms within the 7 days following their attendance at the club.

All of this suggests it's easier to end up defined as a member of a gang if you're black, and Darel's deportation is likely best explained in this context.

A populist has been defined as a member or adherent of a political party seeking to represent the interests of ordinary people, causing me to wonder when in recent times the Republican party has been known to do that?

In this case, any Alu element with those diagnostic bases would be defined as a member of that subfamily.

A key informant was defined as a community member or non-member who lived in or worked closely with the community and knew it well enough to discuss issues affecting the people, orphan households, orphans and adolescents in general.

A parent was defined as a community member with a child aged 10 17 and a caregiver as a community member living with and caring for an adolescent orphan or non-orphan aged 10 17 who was not their child; however, they may also have their own children in the same age group.

Having researched this issue and spoken to Google's Chairman Eric Schmidt, Google's relationship with the U.S. intelligence agencies is extensive, and Google is formally defined as a key member of the Defence Industrial Base of the United States.

A guardian was defined as a family member or a close relative living with patient.

A close contact was defined as a household member, day-care center contact, or anyone directly exposed to the patient's oral secretion (7, 18).