Sentence examples for have managed to define from inspiring English sources

Manufacturers of herbal medicine have managed to define herbal medicine as "dietary supplements", a regulatory category for a subgroup of food under the 1994 Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA).

The hard truth is that neither the United States nor Cuba has managed to define a positive and beneficial relationship.

After enormous effort, Mailer had managed to define himself in the terms of an intellectual culture that was just about to go out of fashion.

Nevertheless, Tarski says, logicians had thought until recently that they had managed to define a precise concept that coincided exactly in extension with the intuitive concept of consequence.

All the while they have managed to successfully promote a philosophy that defines dance music as "whatever makes you move".

Michigan is one of the few states that have managed to force some employees to switch from defined-benefit to defined-contribution schemes.

But they have managed to crimp efforts to give him or her a big staff and have defined the job fairly tightly.

Hippocrates defined this relationship over two thousand years ago and the insurance companies have managed to destroy it in less than twenty.

You have managed to supply that need.

They have managed to regroup.

We have managed to impart this education".