Sentence examples similar to definitional regulations from inspiring English sources
Investors will include: "foundations and endowments (private, public or community), financial institutions, asset managers, wealth advisors and high-net-worth individuals that meet the definitional requirements of an accredited investor as per securities regulations".
Definitional challenges, in turn, can make it difficult to regulate.
This definitional dysfunction has created myriad opportunities for mischief and given rise to widespread over-regulation, diminished agricultural R&D, ill-advised conferences and risk assessment studies, flawed analyses (including a recent tome from the OECD), fear-mongering by NGOs, and a perplexed public.
Even if no private enforcement is allowed, the facts that the regulation exists and that its enforcement by public authorities can normally be expected changes the property interests, in the definitional sense, not only of the property owner whose privilege of use is limited by the regulation but also of those who benefit from the regulation.
Definitional puzzles came first, then hybrids containing definitional clues alongside anagrams and double definitions, and then there were Ximenean puzzles.
It's almost definitional.
First, a definitional detour.
A big problem is definitional.
The first issue was definitional.
Part of the problem is definitional.
