Sentence examples for immediate definition from inspiring English sources

The events in Virginia have reminded us that only by the most specific, immediate definition can we consider the Confederacy to have been defeated.

The events in Charlottesville illustrated a problem with that idea: only by the most specific, immediate definition can we consider the Confederacy to have lost the Civil War, and its legacy has defined a great deal of our history since then.

"Improvident" then is defined by course of action, and the lack of an immediate definition nonetheless carries the narrative forward and the reader's curiosity about its meaning is satisfied.

Decree Law of 24 June 2014, n. 91 Urgent provisions for the agricultural sector, environmental protection and energy efficiency of school and university buildings, the re-launching and development of businesses, the containment of costs on electric tariffs, as well as for the immediate definition of obligations deriving from the European legislation.

It is immediate from Definition 1.1.

Necessity is immediate via Definition 3.4 and sufficiency follows from Theorem 3.5.

It is immediate from Definition 3.5 that if and are two closed balls in an ultrametric space, with, then either or In particular if, then.

Outcomes have been estimated to surface between 5 – 25 years after intervention implementation [ 45], suggesting that both short and immediate term definitions of 'outcomes' (not to mention population-level impacts) ought to be given due consideration.

Proof: This is immediate from the definition.

Immediate from the definition and part (i).

The properties (1) and (2) are immediate from the definition.