Sentence examples for extended the definition of from inspiring English sources

Yet again he has extended the definition of the captain's innings.

The California court extended the definition of such commercial speech to include corporate discourse that had the potential to influence consumers' economic behavior.

"We have also rolled out Clare's Law, domestic violence protection orders and extended the definition of domestic abuse to include 16 and 17-year-olds".

We extended the definition of regular dilation to graph products of N, which is an important class of quasi-lattice ordered semigroups.

Various scientific communities, mainly in concrete and polymer materials fields, have extended the definition of the Poisson's ratio to linear viscoelasticity.

The 1986 regulation extended the definition of "waters of the United States" to include ponds and lakes that are used as habitat by migratory birds regardless of any connection to interstate waterways.

We also extend the definition of the Chern character to include certain unbounded operators.

Hence, we propose to extend the definition of SASs and include context adaptation.

A case in the works now, brought by goldminers against Anglo-American South Africa, may extend the definition of domicile.

One answer would be to consider extending the definition of inflation they already aim at to include property and shares.

Drones may lower the threshold of violence - and extend the definition of "self defence" - at a time the distinction between war and peace is getting blurred.