Sentence examples for definition claims from inspiring English sources

One definition claims a population of 10 million, the number of people living in Hungary.

Thirdly, another definition claims that impossible worlds are worlds where specifically the laws of classical logic fail (see e.g. Priest 1997a).

Although the home secretary said the act would not threaten peaceful demonstrations or protests that "unaccountably turn ugly", Charles Clarke, then home office minister, gave a broader definition, claiming the bill would target those who seek to "undermine democratic processes by the use of violence".

Critics of the current OAB definition claim that it may not indicate a single disease, but rather a collection of symptoms indirectly or accidently linked to one another [ 23].

Its authors want the prime minister to order an independent inquiry into the process behind the definition and claims of a weekend effect.

Defining artemisinin resistance is a work in progress and currently no consensus exists on a standard definition; thus, claims of artemisinin resistance should be considered with caution.

Based on this case definition, Physician Claims and hospital Discharge Abstracts databases were searched for a diagnosis of IBD (i.e. ICD-9 codes of 555.x or 556.x; and ICD-10 codes of K50.x or K51.x).

After all, you of the temerity to apply for membership in the European Union do, by definition, lay claim to the title "European" -- even though only a tiny portion of Istanbul lies in that continent, and the rest of your former "empire" is in the land of the Other.

It provides welcome relief from prevailing modes of explaining art that involve definitions, philosophical claims, and critical judgments put forth by third parties.

Why is the definition of "claim" so important?

By that definition, officials claim that India is fully electrified.