Sentence examples for definitions from inspiring English sources

Because definitions of the smart city remain so vague, I think it's worth thinking carefully about what this might mean – beyond, that is, the 7,000 billion rupees (£70bn) in financing that India's high powered expert committee on urban infrastructure believes the scheme will require over the next 20 years.

Definitions have been hard to pin down since the state stopped building council housing, and social housing became the term for subsidised housing.

It remains unknown how narrowly the secret Fisa court, which approves almost all surveillance requests, will interpret the basic definitions for what the government can now collect.

We tried hard to get our children statemented but again fell outside required definitions.

First, according to the UK source, "written definitions for targeting and filtering are very elastic.

Data tends to be scattered, with a range of organisations involved in tracking fatalities often employing different definitions of border-related death".

Related: The charities who are challenging the government's workfare programme Note that these definitions do not address the issue that has caused most controversy around volunteering over the past 70 years, and that continues to dog visions of the big society – namely, whether it is acceptable for it to be used to replace paid employment in the public services.

Alternative definitions of the money stock often pointed in different directions, causing "broad-money" monetarists to argue with "narrow-money" monetarists.

Definitions of slavery have evolved, including trafficking and child slavery.

Some point to ancient religious texts, others to rigid classifications of more local definitions of community and identities by British imperial administrators.

It cannot move any Scotch whisky production out of Scotland because of very strict legal definitions and the damage such a move would cause the brand.