Sentence examples for defined that as the from inspiring English sources
You defined that as the top 10%.
A sample Travel Guard policy defined that as the sickness, injury or death of an insured person, or of an immediate family member, traveling companion or business partner.
He said Russia had chosen the path of democracy, but defined that as "the power of the Russian people with their traditions" and "absolutely not the realization of standards imposed on us from outside".
She defines that as: "the other dimension is many dimensions, but it's easier to explain from our plane to another plane that a door is opened, and energy or entities are passed through.
In his "Apologia"(1864), he defined that liberalism as the "anti-dogmatic principle".
The law defines that procedure as the partial delivery of a living fetus, and the performance of "an overt act" intended to kill it.
But if you're defining that as the core of your political relationship to the world, you're leaving aside so much power that you have in a country like ours to really make change.
The IRS defines that as "the price at which property would change hands between a willing buyer and a willing seller," according to an IRS publication cited by Kimball.
The survey defined that as at least $1,300 annually for self-only coverage, and $2,600 for a family.
Jessica is not poor as we define that word in the United States.
