As a result, the level of household income which defines "in poverty" fell from £259, in 2009-2010, to £251 a week, the following year.
This he defines in his interests, particularly on foreign policy.
(That's a technical Internal Revenue Service term, which it defines in Publication 590, available on its Web site).
In discussing the New York bilingual program, Mr. Levy said: "If you look to how the immigrant is treated, it defines in great part what the society is.
He distinguishes marital sex, which he defines in stultifying Latinate words like intercourse and vagina, from single man sex, which he characterizes in colloquial terms.
While it may have been a mordant joke for New Yorker readers, for Ms. Semel it defines, in a fundamental way, the parameters of her life.
Balancing the urbane-agrarian divide — in search of the perfect, self-aware yet unironic, hand-built, homegrown, locally sourced utopia — defines, in many ways, the efforts of California artists today like Fritz Haeg, Amy Franceschini and Chris Johanson.
It is a hugely important part of what has defined ITV throughout its history, and I want it to continue to be right at the heart of what ITV defines in years to come.
Recognizing a person's right to investigate life for oneself, learn from the consequences and in turn form one's own sense of values defines in action the "pursuit of happiness".
In this remarkable, self-published book, though, William Solesbury explores other aspects of urban life – every possible aspect, in fact, within frames of analogy that he defines in his subtitle as Metaphors, Icons and Perspectives.
Nevertheless, Facebook declined to change a longstanding policy requiring real names — which it defines, in its Help Center, as the name that "would be listed on your credit card, driver's license or student ID".
