Sentence examples for definition established from inspiring English sources

Clearly, any definition established in law these days must take journalism beyond the traditional media establishment.

And without exception, those who did report had tax haven subsidiaries – using the definition established by the Tax Justice Network – with an average of 79eachh.

The definition established in subparagraph (A) shall not apply to the use of the term "designated health professions school" for purposes of subsection (c)(2).

If success has been achieved in reducing the areas of uncertainty and if there has been success in coming to grips with a substantive problem, then the service firm's representative has by definition established his role as that of the professional.

This is all according to the definition established by the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC).

Therefore, normal diaphragm function according to a definition established in healthy subjects [12] is not a prerequisite for a successful SBT.

There is not a statutory definition establishing its parameters, so it can be applied to a wide variety of transactions, and the crime does not have complicated requirements for proving a violation.

Federal mandates have generated definitions, established priorities, and offered organizational approaches for coordinating and conducting CER.

"We would agree that there is an urgent need for a debate on this issue and clear definitions established and formally adopted".

With definitions established, we can now explore the concept of climate refugees.

That would be back in 1966, and definitions established in that case and its follow-ups are still in play.