The Section 29 law defines "placed in service" as "when the property is placed in a condition or state of readiness and availability for a specifically assigned function".
Very often, electorally defined political boundaries do not coincide with geographically defined place boundaries.
China occupies a prominent, but loosely defined, place in Trump's world view.
Among some peoples, such as the Cheyenne and Atsina, each subgroup had a defined place in the circle.
Catching a glimpse of items left behind, observing the lived state – weathered, graffitied – of street signs, understanding the landscapes that define place: these are the joys of walking.
He gained a more defined place in satirical literature as the "Dear Bill" of Denis Thatcher's fictional golfing letters in Private Eye.
Each player has a defined place in the similarity network, and by virtue of that placement, also has a structured grouping into one of the 13 proposed positions.
"I feel it is as much a country as any more neatly defined place on the planet," he declares with, one feels, a meaningful look towards the country on the northern side of said wall.
The latter defined place as "the unmoved limit of the surrounding body" (Physics IV 4, 212a21 22).
The underpainting is a key phase in the creation process of a painting defining place and harmony in relation to the surrounding objects.
We thus posit that the interplay between processes of locally defining place identity and economic development strategies leads to a restructuring of local economic activity in ways that serve local communities and values, thus contributing to sustainable, long-term development.
