Sentence examples for defined nowhere from inspiring English sources

"Agreement" is defined nowhere in the bill.

In essence, it is composed of the sons and daughters of the "upper middle class" - defined nowhere in the article, but treated as a monolith of some sort - who test into the nation's most elite colleges, get channeled into elite graduate schools and elite professions, and are likely to live in relatively homogenous zip codes.

For example, the statutes on "extremism" are a major issue of legal dispute here -- Pussy Riot were prosecuted on "extremism" charges, but nobody can say for sure what is and is not extremist, as it is defined nowhere in the legislation.

The term "rights" is nowhere defined in the Bankruptcy Code.

18 8 years cries Variable name change because previous one is nowhere defined.

Reasonable fees are nowhere defined by any federal agency, but a typical human body is now widely estimated to be worth as much as $220,000 in useful parts.

Once she appeared out of nowhere (defined by New Yorkers as anywhere not New York), it was unsurprising that she incited scorn and jealousy in equal measure: Mailer was playing Pygmalion; she was fortune-hunting, social climbing or both.

First, Hughes concluded that the law was void for vagueness because the critical term "fair competition" was nowhere defined in the Act.

9 Because 'proof of inability to pay' is nowhere defined, there are great variations in billing UMs for services.

In a 1963 edition of Transition, the Nigerian scholar Obiajunwa Wali remarked that the key realisation of the Makerere conference was that "African literature as now defined and understood, leads nowhere".

"The difficulty I have is that you nowhere define what the distinction is".