Sentence examples for drafting a definition from inspiring English sources

Technology companies fear that the F.T.C. might be drafting a definition of data brokers that is so broad it includes almost any company that collects user information online.

Adding aggression to this list "would be a game-changer in international diplomacy," said Noah Weisbord, a member of the expert group that has drafted a definition of the crime for the meeting.

Drafting a positive definition is a difficult task … it is crucial the definition of innovation under the bill is future-proof and clear for both doctors and patients".

While Facebook may be one of the agents of change in drafting a new definition, it's certainly not the only one.

Section 3 of the Act, which is drafted as a definition of copyright, only refers to the economic dimension of copyright.

In interviews, executives of the Illinois Hospital Association told the Chicago News Cooperative that they had discussed with state policy makers a plan to draft a broader legal definition for hospital tax exemptions.

So he has drafted a chapter of definitions, and is forcing bosses to read it.

One of the features that is exclusively available on the Blackberry app is the ability to access a definition or synonym while reading or drafting an email.

The police told her to go home and relax.The draft law offers a definition of domestic violence as "physical, psychological or other infractions committed between family members".

A seamount is technically defined as an isolated elevational rising of 1000 m or more from the surrounding seafloor, and with a limited summit area, a definition drafted in 1964.

That December, the stunning new images of that distant world fresh in his mind, he sat down and "in a fit of creative passion" drafted his definition.