Sentence examples for have also been defined from inspiring English sources

Like the more numerous detainees at Guantánamo Bay, the high-level Qaeda prisoners have also been defined as unlawful combatants, not as prisoners of war.

In the broad Australian consciousness, they have also been defined as white and of European Christian extraction – the son or grandson of pioneers, or perhaps even a migrant from the old country.

The detailed aspects of a thread and the specialist terminology used have also been defined.

However, they have also been defined as knives because of their morphology when discarded.

The concepts of convergence, continuity, completeness and Cauchy sequence have also been defined in [3].

A series of standards and protocols have also been defined, which is the key to the sharing of vibration measurement information.

But Mr. Clapton's life has also been defined by a series of tragedies and oddities.

At various times the inch has also been defined as the combined lengths of 12 poppyseeds.

But to some degree, the deal has also been defined by shortsightedness.

This game has also been defined as a steppingstone for Oklahoma, which is seeking to win its second national championship in four seasons.

This season has also been defined by the Knicks' move to small-ball, a tact they took to new extremes Thursday, out of sheer necessity.