Sentence examples for is not to define from inspiring English sources

The role of a national theatre is not to define that, but to throw open questions – to undefine it".

As MI5 helpfully explains, government policy is "not to define the term, in order to retain the flexibility... to adapt to changing circumstances" – in other words, political expediency.

The purpose of REACH is not to define QSAR models, but to register, evaluate, authorise and restrict chemicals.

The role of human nature is not to define or set the good, but merely to define what the possibilities of human achievement are.

For the analysis portion, the intent is not to define new techniques for analyzing real-time and embedded systems, but to support the ones that currently exist as well as potential new ones.

Our intention is not to define justificatory conditions for commercial data controllers, but rather for public health authorities and researchers that have managed to obtain access to this data through negotiation with data controllers, scraping publicly available data, or open access datasets.

The most important rule of having style is not to be defined by labels.

He said his work was not to be defined so here are some of the better images in this book.

That's why "focus groups should be used not to define but refine the product".

That's not to say defining a charity is simple.

From my perspective, a fuller picture could be painted if identities were not to be solely defined through religion.