Sentence examples for defining what it does from inspiring English sources

As for the contentious conversations the effort generated, "when you engage any profession in defining what it does, it's worth a debate," said Mr. Tisch, who is also chief executive at Argyle Communications in Toronto.

In order for Videre to register as a charity it had to define what it does in terms of human rights, not journalism.

Julius Ernst, one of the experts from Austria who participated in a fact-finding mission, said the government had not been clear enough in defining what it wanted done and how.

(One of the most discomfiting parts of the episode is the difficulty in defining what it even was — Jean doesn't want to call it molestation).

They form the identity and personality of the organization by defining what it is good at doing and, in the end, what it is.

The situation brought the character along, and the character defined what it could do best.

EVERY institution, whether a corporation, a college or a newspaper, should be able to define what it is and what it does.

• Purpose not only defines what your business should do, it defines what it shouldn't do.

Functionalists hold that mental states are defined by the causal role they play in a system (just as a door stop is defined by what it does, not by what it is made out of).

They realize that it is how a company defines diversity and what it does with the experiences of being a diverse organization that delivers on the promise.

At first that's easier to define by what it does not include: no olive oil, for example, for Scandinavia is not exactly renowned for its groves of olive trees.