Sentence examples for defining where from inspiring English sources

Defining where the wave of protests started is hard.

"He's done an outstanding job of defining where the problem lies," Mr. Gaffney said.

Much of this work is strategic, about defining where we're heading as an institution.

The group recommended strict rules for defining where a company has a permanent presence.

Unlike Champagne or Cuban cigars, perique lacks a legal protection defining where it must be grown or processed.

An increasing number of alliances are not about geographic areas but managerial ones and particularly about defining where firms begin and end.

I'm going to define where we're going.

Instead, it defines where the guilt should lie.

I don't want to define where it's going and where it will end".

Mrs. Clinton has not defined where that limit would be set.

"We have to define where we'll be in the digital age," Mr. Eisner said.