Sentence examples for defines to include from inspiring English sources

In the European market, which Ericsson defines to include Russia and some of the former Soviet republics, quarterly sales rose 6.3 percent, to 11.9 billion kronor.

It is the third factor, one the association defines to include compassion, open-mindedness and commitment to equal justice under the law, that critics say leaves room for subjective judgments that may tend to favor liberals.

The 163-year-old company spent 500 million euros, or close to $700 million, to develop the new turbines being built at the Berlin factory as part of a push into green technology, which it broadly defines to include low carbon dioxide-emitting turbines and locomotives, solar paneling and wind technology, as well as air and purification equipment.

The information void enforced by the law refers to criminalization of information related to "terrorism," which the legislation loosely defines to include any anti-state activities.

The bill outlaws "discrimination in compensation," which is broadly defined to include wages and employee benefits.

Noncommercial, in turn, was widely defined to include ads for many charities and other nonprofit enterprises.

Investment (I) is defined to include any discrepancy between consumer goods produced and consumer goods sold.

The base of the general property tax was defined to include intangible wealth.

From Bernardsville, on its western edge, to Chatham on its eastern side, the watershed is defined to include all areas that send their rainwater rolling toward the refuge.

The banking sector – broadly defined to include the shadow banks – has largely argued that the special treatment is vital.

A material adverse change is specifically defined to include any: For those with the patience to read through this lawyer language, you will note that it defines a MAC not very helpfully as a "material adverse effect".