Sentence examples for is still being defined from inspiring English sources
Raytheon's role, he added, is still being defined.
The idea of freedom is itself an experiment and it is still being defined here, by people of all ages.
But his job is still being defined, and he says he is not yet sure exactly what his responsibilities will be.
The archetype from which the pope descends is that of the imperial Caesar, while Mr. Prodi's charge covers a merely political body that is still being defined and is, besides, limited to Europe.
Ultimately, historians said, the historical importance of Sept. 11 is still being defined on a day-by-day basis, from the fate of the war in Afghanistan to the effort to rebuild Lower Manhattan to any realignment of relations among world powers, like the United States and Russia.
The role of carotid artery stenting (CAS) in this patient group is still being defined.
At the time, general manager, Daniel McArthur, said marriage in Northern Ireland is "still is defined as being a union between one man and one woman" and said his company was taking "a stand".
Mr. O'Byrne's duties were still being defined, the spokeswoman said.
The contractual arrangement, Mr. Reuter said, was "still being defined between the two of them".
Although testing procedures are still being defined, researchers plan to present such photos to test subjects and ask them whom the person pictured resembles.
