Sentence examples for issue of defining from inspiring English sources

Parliament's rules are open to interpretation on the issue of defining a partner.

Powell avoids getting bogged down in the notoriously difficult issue of defining terrorism.

The issue of defining low-cost carrier aside, what other ramifications does the merger portend?

"Bradley has avoided that difficult issue of defining what's a tax abuse or loophole," Mr. Weinberger said, "and just articulated the popular rhetoric of saying he doesn't like tax abuses and special interests".

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld told the Japanese government on Saturday that it was urgent to resolve the festering issue of defining legal rights for American military personnel in Japan suspected of violent crimes, in particular rape and murder, senior Pentagon officials said.

The issue of defining traits is not only a matter of clarity.

The issues of defining and determining death have always generated a lively scientific and ethical debate that is brought into sharper focus around the subject of organ donation.

Will these proposals address the issue of what defines hunting? A. What constitutes hunting is a big debate.

This idea soon became the basis of Poincaré's solution, and eventually also Russell's (see below 3.1, the issue of impredicatively defined collections).

The National Labor Relations Board NLRBB) issued a number of opinions defining how using the electronic water cooler may be considered protected concerted activity.

UNICEF uses participatory methods to help families and communities identify issues of concern, define viable solutions and develop their capacity to act on their decisions.