Sentence examples similar to defined to not from inspiring English sources

"Knowledge" is required to impose liability; however, this is broadly defined to include not only actual knowledge but also deliberate ignorance and reckless disregard of truth or falsity.

However, all taxa were not defined to the same level of detail.

They want something they haven't yet defined to themselves, and their fledging art is raw, vulnerable and derivative.

Responders answering 'no' and 'I do not know' and missing responders were defined as to not having these conditions.

This is the easiest volume to define, though not necessarily to localise.

Here it should be noticed that the nonsynonymous and the synonymous substitution rates are defined not to be rate per site but simply rate per codon.

From the dugout, his teammate Tony Clark noticed Floyd was feeling for Rusch's curveball, which Floyd defined as not adjusting to a pitch instead of remaining aggressive.

General population was defined as not belonging to a specific clinical group, such as those with diabetes or cardiovascular disease.

Impossible to define, impossible not to admire.

Illiteracy was defined as not being able to read or write.

"You're talking to defined interfaces, not making up a whole world," she said.