Sentence examples for definition involves from inspiring English sources
The point is furthered by the fact that creativity by definition involves playing with conventions.
It is impossible to know how often prosecutors violate Brady since this type of misconduct, by definition, involves concealment.
This latter idea can be conceived only by analogy with the utterances of man, and its precise definition involves difficulties.
Genocide – by the UN definition – involves "acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such".
By contrast, Osborne wishes to achieve a balance on current and capital spending, which by definition involves bigger cuts in essential services.
The above definition involves the order for differential forms which we have been trying to avoid giving.
The man in red and white was attending to more vital business business that, almost by definition, involved violence.
They settled on a definition involving ownership of homes, boats and cars, which is available from public records.
The man in red and white was attending to more vital business — business that, almost by definition, involved violence.
The safety agency's position, meanwhile, is that all recalls are important and by definition involve safety.
Another difference is that proven reserves, under the Securities and Exchange Commission definition, involve a financial commitment to extract the resource, while Nigeria's standards are focused on the geological resources.
