Sentence examples for defining article from inspiring English sources

"We cannot let someone brand us as a vampire squid," warned Mr. Fink, referring to a defining article in Rolling Stone magazine that so described Goldman Sachs.

Defining "article" as a "luxury or a byproduct" as Jeff Jarvis did last month, is like suggesting jazz is secondary to rap music, or saying literature is a deluxe version of slamming.

Mr. Draper, a Texan like Mr. Bush and a former writer for Texas Monthly, spent hours interviewing Mr. Bush and his close circle of aides in 1998, when he wrote an early, defining article on Mr. Bush's budding presidential candidacy for GQ magazine.

475, defined "article sold at retail" to include articles manufactured from material supplied by customer and articles sold at auction.

473, defined "articles sold at retail" to include articles sold at auction.

However, as defined in Article 22 of the German Basic Law (constitution), "The federal flag shall be black, red and gold".

The United Nations Force will be deployed within Zone C and perform its functions as defined in Article VI of this annex.

The statute also defines "useful article" as one "having an intrinsic utilitarian function that is not merely to portray the appearance of the article or to convey information.

2 OECD Country Risk Classification means the country risk classification as defined in Article 25 of the OECD's February 2011 Arrangement on Officially Supported Export Credits Arrangement.

The power of federal courts to hear and decide cases is defined by Article III of the Constitution and by the federal statutes enacted thereunder.

Defined at article 178 of the Swiss code of criminal procedure, a "person asked to provide information," includes "a person who cannot be excluded as the perpetrator of or as a participant in the offence under investigation".