Sentence examples for defining anything from inspiring English sources

Defining anything under 145 kronor an hour as social dumping meant that several Swedish unions were themselves guilty of the practice.

Early this week Dr. Williams circulated a new proposal, defining anything with a radius of more than 1,000 kilometers (roughly Pluto) as a planet, asking for a vote within two weeks.

The short wavelength of form is defined in terms of the size of the piece because of the difficulty of defining anything in absolute terms.

The key, he says, is to stamp out "emotional parasitism," or defining anything different from your way as wrong.

That such questions come with no clear answers is, of course, the point: to reflect the unknowability of even the most intimate interactions, the difficulty of defining anything, not least ourselves.

The deal will then define anything more stringent as a restraint on trade subject to penalties.

We don't define anything as a growth stock just because it's in what was historically a growth sector.

Did borders define anything essential, or was the floating proletariat free to forge new alliances, beyond contingencies of race, nation, or class?

It's not clear that there is a "Catholic teaching" on evolution, and equally important, no individual Catholic cardinal or bishop can "define" anything.

Aware of his difficult position, Mr. Sharpton is already hedging his bets, trying to define anything but an overwhelming victory for Dr. Dean as a victory for him.

It's hard to define anything that happens in that strange, libidinous province of adolescence, but this court upheld the judgment that the girl was raped.