Sentence examples for draft definition from inspiring English sources
The draft definition made almost no one happy.
In May I asked readers for feedback on a draft definition of fake news, a term easily manipulated to undermine trust in the journalism on which all democratic societies depend.
Experts who have spent seven years hammering out a draft definition, have purposely left some gray areas to leave room for life-saving operations, like NATO's intervention in Kosovo.
Ms. Zheng said that she had seen a draft definition of a Hong Kong company from the negotiations and that it would include only those that are owned and controlled by permanent Hong Kong residents, have been doing business in Hong Kong for at least five years, derive a certain percentage of their revenue from Hong Kong and mainland China and pay Hong Kong taxes.
Analyzed in the development population, each item of the draft definition was independently associated with need for ECMO or death.
Results The resulting draft definition for pediatrics constitutes myocardial dysfunction with high blood lactate levels despite adequate vasopressor treatment.
Recently, the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology, Inc. (APIC) published draft definitions for surveillance of infections in home-care patients (15 ).
On the basis of the comments received and comments made by a number of Delegations, the Committee agreed that the Draft Definitions should be reworded to make them concise, clear and consistent with the Proposed Draft Working Principles for Risk Analysis.
Based on the identified definitions, a draft operational definition to assess peer violence among adolescents in schools was formulated.
Cf. Model Penal Code § 2.02(2)(a) (Prop.Official Draft 1962) (definition of 'purposely'purposely
She says the draft's definition of abuse limited to between family members—is too narrow, and leaves the unmarried, those in homosexual relationships and the divorced unprotected.
