Sentence examples for is officially defined from inspiring English sources

"What is officially defined as a dangerous crowd?" he said.

"Neglect is officially defined as the failure the meet a child's basic needs," Arias said.

That is because punctuality, for commuter services, is officially defined as up to 4 minutes and 59 seconds behind time.

But while referendums or elections are live, the room for manoeuvre over truth and fiction is officially defined and patrolled, with licence-fee menaces just offstage.

In Iraq, the U.S. role is officially defined as "advise and assist," but the advisers have basically designed the offensive, and have served as brokers between the Iraqis and the Kurds.

This is officially defined as involving situations in which "food intake was reduced at times during the year because [households] had insufficient money or other resources for food" — in other words, hunger.

Such workers are officially defined as service employees because they are hired and paid by temporary agencies, Mr. Stinson said.

Since 1959 the avoirdupois pound has been officially defined in most English-speaking countries as 0.45359237 kg.

Its purpose was officially defined as serving "the moral conscience of the nation" and establishing "the truth" about political killings in the Pinochet era.

The monarch became the supreme governor of the state church and its doctrine was officially defined through the 39 Articles in the reign of Henry's daughter, Elizabeth I.

Though these groups are officially defined as philanthropic, almost all parts of the Pope enterprise push the same aggressively pro-business, anti-government message.