She also fears that a permanent, albeit smaller, replacement for the state hospital will never get built; Mr. Flood said there was no "definite plan" to do so.
A spokesman for Mr. Robuchon indicated that the chef hoped to return to the New York dining scene in the future, but that he had made no definite plans to do so yet.
They have, for instance, said that Mr. Obama's opponents had used his comments that he would be willing to meet with the Iranian leadership — who they do not necessarily define as Mr. Ahmadinejad — to assert incorrectly that he had definite plans to do so.
He added: "[I]t is a mean, nasty book and if I could make it nastier I would … the book has a definite job to do … I want to put a tag of shame on the greedy bastards who are responsible for this".
You have a choice: between a definite offer to do a job that seems challenging and exciting and is highly paid but with which you're neither familiar nor immediately comfortable; and a job you may not get but is one you've already found enjoyable and in which you've already found success.
I do not know how far this source of error would be done away, if philosophers would try to discover what question they were asking, before they set about to answer it; for the work of analysis and distinction is often very difficult: we may often fail to make the necessary discovery, even though we make a definite attempt to do so.
But there is a definite need to do things like touch-type on screens, just as a basic starting point.
According to a survey of Lithuanian physicians conducted in 2004, 26.8% intended to leave the country and 3.8% have made a definite decision to do so.
There is no definite way to do this.
The only dislikes she was definite about had to do with eating.
So at best, "Darwinism" is an ambiguous term, having no settled meaning more definite than something to do with Darwin's ideas.
