Sentence examples for in its definition from inspiring English sources

But the magazine is right to be so catholic, as it were, in its definition of Catholicism.

"Making It Together" includes in its definition of feminist art several community mural projects.

The Clinton campaign says it considers outside spending in its definition of soft money.

It is quite comprehensive in its definition of device parameters and also agrees with experimental data.

It explained: “For example, Title III includes in its definition ‘secondary, undergraduate, or post-graduate private school[s].’ 42 U.S.C. § 12181 7)(J).

It does not include countries such as Italy, Germany, Austria and Switzerland in its definition of western Europe.

It is important to note the WHO includes in its definition that this excess weight is caused by adipose tissue.

Virginity has almost become heteronormative in its definition, given that in the most graphic of terms it is the moment when a penis first penetrates the vagina.

"Virginity has almost become heteronormative in its definition," he says.

Each state differs in its definition of a citizen's "domicile".

He said the government would be "fairly liberal" in its definition of live entertainment.