Sentence examples for for a strict definition from inspiring English sources

Rather than the negative phrasing "do you think this person has been raped?", the question was framed positively: "do you think consent was sought and granted here?" If we had entered the workshop looking for a strict definition of consent that we could apply to our lives, we found no such thing.

Since the 2002 ruling, Florida has opted for a strict definition of intellectual disability as having a score of 70 or below on tests that measure a person's IQ.

One sees debates similar to those canvassed above when one tries to find, for example, a strict definition of biological species.

The Living Wage Foundation has a strict definition for a company to be designated as a living wage employer.

The audience for jazz is small, and a strict definition of jazz only excludes new listeners, he said.

But particle physics has a strict definition for what may be called a discovery - the "five sigma" level of certainty, or about a 0.00003% chance that the effect is not real - which the team must show before they can claim to have solved the long-standing matter/antimatter mystery.

Thing is, for Reed, there was never a strict definition of "himself".

A threshold of 50 proteins in a family was defined to secure a strict definition for family loss.

In addition we recruited participants using a strict definition for chronic and acute low back pain and used a clear definition of recovery.

In 1961, a strict definition for primary extranodal lymphoma was first proposed by Dawson et al. [ 2] for primary gastrointestinal lymphoma, in which the primary disease was confined to the gastrointestinal tract with involvement of no more than regional lymph nodes.

For the purposes of this study, a strict definition of potency was defined as "having successfully engaged in sexual intercourse at least once in the past month" or an EPIC sexual summary score of ≥60.