Sentence examples for has defined for from inspiring English sources
The study will require participants to meet strict criteria that Dr. Fallon, who is also an expert on hypochondria, has defined for the program.
"Colin Powell has defined for himself a very specific role as secretary of state," says a colleague from the first Bush administration.
The artist does have a statement to make, but his testimony against racism is often critical of those who play the demeaning roles society has defined for them.
"[People ask] how does it feel being the genesis of the pop culture phrase that has defined – for all time – failure?" He pauses, then answers drily: "I wanna say... proud?" Well sure, you've got to be proud, I tell him.
"DfID is broadly compliant with the procedures it has defined for implementing the act – namely a clearly flagged statement in the business case outlining the impact on gender inequality," the report, which was launched on Tuesday, said.
And the discussion should extend far beyond the narrow, not to say provincial, scope of the task that the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, the state agency created after Sept. 11, has defined for itself.
"I think we're all motivated to do well when we've defined for ourselves what doing our best is".
Nevertheless, Mr. Kissinger decided that the doctrine he had defined for Chile should also be applied in Argentina.
Iamus, in fact, is all too human, limited by the parameters its programmers have defined for it in they way they have asked it to compose.
This new content conveys the messages that we have defined for the different exchanges of LP-SIP.
