Sentence examples for government definition from inspiring English sources

And there's no official government definition.

It's not a government organization, it's an association without any constitutional or any government definition.

This government definition excludes what law enforcement officials classify as drug and gang-related shootings.

The Healthy Request line of soup, he said, was "aligned with the government definition of what healthy is".

A government definition of torture used in immigration detainee cases faces a High Court challenge amid claims that it is "narrow and exclusionary" and could harm vulnerable people.

There have been only 348 suspected cases of SARS nationally, under the current federal government definition, including 38 in New York, 9 in Connecticut and 4 in New Jersey, but the number of ill people investigated is much higher.

This study is the first to empirically evaluate the healthfulness of whole-grain foods based on five commonly used industry and government definitions.

It's difficult to compare salaries between government and private-sector cybersecurity pros because qualification and experience vary widely among workers, and government definitions for what counts as a cybersecurity employee vary from agency to agency.

Third, on the part of technology companies, greater transparency is needed when it comes to government definitions of terrorism and extremism for legislative purposes, particularly on definitions of terrorism online.

Most importantly, the unemployment rate fell because of a statistical quirk: 247,000 jobs were lost, but an even greater number of people left the "labor force" using the government definitions.

The insecurity is a consequence of a deeply inadequate minimum wage; of absurdly narrow government definitions of "poverty" and thus absurdly low cut-off points for people to access government programs such as food stamps and low income heating assistance.