Sentence examples for defining which from inspiring English sources

He has trouble defining which voters count as part of the "squeezed middle" he purportedly champions.

We have made a list of all of Italy's cultural heritage sites and are defining which are at highest risks".

"We're still in the process of precisely defining which part of the herbs block which part of the inflammatory response".

Lawyers said defining which groups were political ones was a task that would not pass legal scrutiny.

The first toughens up the criteria for defining which non-EU countries have adequate data-protection rules.

(The rules defining which locations qualify and where the borders of the areas will be drawn to determine the appropriate median price are to be written by the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development).

Coincidentally, much of my work is about defining which medications work best for which conditions, and how to close the gap between that knowledge and the care patients typically receive.

Anti-abuse provisions – defining which companies get access to the treaty benefits – will ensure that the Netherlands is no longer an attractive option for companies that use tax avoidance tactics.

If the N.H.L. is good for anything — aside from its cottage industry in defining which skull-rattling hits are dangerous and which are just boys being boys — it is good for taking up time.

Zofgren's bill contains identical language defining which STEM fields are eligible.

Further, the relationship elements are tailored by defining which types of elements they can connect.