Sentence examples for exclusive definition from inspiring English sources

You're saying that they can't interpret a statute in which there is no exclusive definition?

Anyone who does not meet a narrow and exclusive definition of "Muslim," as defined by religious fundamentalists, has come under increasing attack.

The Amazing Mrs Shufflewick: The Life of Rex Jameson by Patrick Newley 120pp, Third Age Press, £12.50 There is considerable overlap between variety and music hall, and it would be rash to attempt an exclusive definition of either.

For others, Jewishness is broader than either faith or lineage.Rabbi Andy Bachman of Congregation Beth Elohim, a lively and ecumenical synagogue in Brooklyn, New York, argues that "an exclusive definition of Jews as a faith is a goyishe [gentile] construct"—an effort to fit the Jewish people into a recognisable gentile category.

Following the rather exclusive definition of innovation given by Schumpeter (1934 [2012]), the concept of innovation has become multi-faceted in later years.

Indeed their $22 million in assets are devoted to promoting a narrow and exclusive definition of both.

But unlike the caliphate of Ali, this would be one which had highly exclusive definitions of what a Muslim is: Shias need not apply, and a lot of Sunnis would not make the grade, either.The declaration of the caliphate on territory straddling Iraq and Syria is central to the specific threat posed by IS.

Inclusive definitions allow for major studio productions, especially box office bombs, while exclusive definitions focus more on obscure, transgressive films shunned by the mainstream.

We used clear, mutually exclusive definitions for each diagnosis.

In the present analysis, mutually exclusive definitions will be used; therefore, fatal CHD is limited to fatal MI.

The lower proportions in our study could arise from our use of more exclusive definitions as well as shorter recall periods.