Sentence examples for defining when from inspiring English sources

2. Whether the KOUTIE Act violates the First Amendment by defining when a person changes religions.

Sunday's shooting has been officially blamed on police confusion, with possible violations of rules defining when opening fire is justified.

Similarly, Congress creates a buffer zone, defining when a former representative can return as a lobbyist — I believe that hiatus is 15 minutes; I should check.

"Sleep experts need to do a better job of defining when it's appropriate to prescribe," Dr. Mindell said, "and provide that knowledge to pediatricians".

"Dark Time in the Revolution" tries to square modern-day America with the nation Tom Paine was defining when he wrote "Common Sense".

But airlines are often vague in defining when a cancellation is their fault, leaving plenty of wiggle room to avoid paying for a hotel.

But who defines when he goes?

How would you define when the backstop is triggered?

Tax treaties between countries define when multinational corporations can, and can't, be taxed.

The I.A.A.F. must objectively define when prosthetic devices "go from therapy to enhancement," Schneider said.

Also, the Latin American market was literally being defined when the bottom fell out in April.