Sentence examples for finally defined from inspiring English sources

The Kurdish question is one of the most complicated and protracted conflicts of the Middle East and will never be resolved unless it is finally defined.

But he concluded, "I believe we may have finally defined the broad dimensions of the crisis," thus indicating that the Federal Reserve knew what it was facing.

However, it is unclear how much MPs can do, given the fact that the royal charter governing the BBC is finally defined by an agreement between the culture secretary and the BBC following the publication of the white paper.

Ed Miliband has waited more than two years to make a speech about Europe but when he finally defined his position, in an address to the CBI last week, it was worth listening to.

"As I took the steps up to the podium [at the Festival Hall] … I finally defined the root of fear that had been growing all day: I was alone," he writes.

Such was the case last week when, after a month of internal debate that leaked into the press, Mrs. Aquino finally defined the state of her post-revolt Government.

I wish he'd finally define what he stands for.

Finally define the voice specific port and map it to the serial interface defined above.

Finally, defining the issue as one of marriage misses the real problem: out-of-wedlock births.

People are finally defining and reflecting on the meaning of justice and the notion of reconciliation".

I feel I can finally define bliss as I sink into that circular, tile-lined, steaming hot bath.