Sentence examples for has clearly defined from inspiring English sources
"It has clearly defined the battle lines of engagement.
The fact that this curtain has clearly defined folds gives it vigour, active virtues.
"Gyrodyne has clearly defined its plans for the property," said Peter Pitsiokos, executive vice president of Gyrodyne.
The quiet revolution in Scotland demands a new settlement, in which each constituent part of the kingdom has clearly defined powers.
"The English system, through the H.F.E.A., has clearly defined that the government there has a strong interest in the science, but wants to maintain a strong position in oversight," Dr. Daley said.
Firstly, the very nature of group politics means that each group has clearly defined parameters, usually controlled by two or three dominant universities and voiced by just a handful of spokespeople.
Some have clearly defined objectives, such as training for a half-marathon in eight weeks.
It is crucial, therefore, to have clearly defined legal mechanisms for contesting or recounting election results".
Highly capable organisations have clearly defined leadership criteria that they communicate and apply consistently.
These days, museums have clearly defined missions, specializing in everything from folk art to beer cans.
