Sentence examples for delineations about from inspiring English sources

Some opponents of abortion also do not like the Utah bill because of the very fact that it does codify the language and limits of abortion law, with specific delineations about when ending a pregnancy in Utah is legal and when it is not.

These black and white delineations about who is "smart" and who is "dumb" are almost reminiscent of those old fashioned style tenets that still get bandied about in women's magazines and chick lit today: Are you hourglass shaped or pear shaped or apple shaped?

The Section 'The challenge of global warming and the resource of knowledge' is a short delineation about challenges of global warming and the organization of the resource of knowledge.

This year, individual stages don't bear the names of specific labels or brands as they have done in the past, but there's still some clear delineation about what's goin' on and where.

In addition to these whole-brain analyses, we conducted region of interest (ROIs) analyses using regions from prior studies that had clear anatomical delineation and about which we had a priori hypotheses, specifically the hippocampus and parahippocampal cortex.

Ryder is pretentious and uppity, concerned about the delineations in class based on skin color, and promotes advancement of lighter-skinned people, some of whom were already educated before the war.

Sometimes, there were mysteries, but there were no delineations and my mother never talked about book genres.

"For these sorts of jobs, money is not a massive consideration – it's more about delineation of responsibility, of the key things you want.

It's more about delineation of the key things you want – comfort in knowing that you can do the job as you want to".

Due to lack of training, time and resources, cancer professionals don't feel confident in recognising and treating the long-term effects of cancer therapy which include a plethora of physical, emotional and sexual problems, the risk of second cancers as well as delayed recognition of other illnesses due to confusion about delineation of care.

Booksellers might think twice too, about their neat but artificial delineations of adult fiction in this corner, and children's fiction in that.