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Indeed, French centrism is so well defined that it has long had its own party, the Mouvement Démocrate, or MoDem, run by the veteran politician François Bayrou, who has ducked in and out of ministries in various governments, and would have been Macron's justice minister had he not had to step aside because of a threatened political scandal.

Russian jurists and legislators have sought to outlaw "gay propaganda" (which is so loosely defined that it can include anything from gay-pride parades to holding hands on the street).

The mean activity coefficient γ± is so defined that it approaches a value of unity at very low molality where the ions are so far apart that they exert negligible influence on one another.

The undue burden arose, the lower court said, because the state criminalized a procedure that "has no fixed medical or legal content" and was so ill defined that it was potentially applicable to common techniques used for abortions early in pregnancy.

That net can be huge, because the FISA amendments allow the government to conduct surveillance without any probable cause or individualized suspicion, and because "foreign intelligence information" is so broadly defined that it includes information even about "the foreign affairs of the United States".

David Bohm (Böhm and Nichol 1998) in his book defined that it is very difficult to define creativity in words.

It is also important to note that the operator (2) is well defined, that is, it maps simplex into itself.

At each stage in Kripke's construction, the truth predicate is only partially defined, that is, it only applies to some of the sentences of the language.

Forget Project Merlin and how it's defined – that's damn impressive.

Ernie Harwell, Mel Allen, Red Barber, Harry Kalas, Harry Caray, Jack Buck and Bob Prince defined that role.

When something goes wrong, however one defines that, it helps explain why a disillusioned parent might turn anywhere for help.