Sentence examples for issued to define from inspiring English sources

This policy is issued to define the appropriate charging of administrative or clerical salaries and other general administrative expenses consistent with 2 CFR Part 200 Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards.

Apart from the issue to define a population, which could be solved by population genetics, another question is where to protect the animals.

Though broadly committed to helping the rural poor, the activists were intent on allowing the local issues to define and shape movements, Roy explained.

With growing support even among their own conservative party, there will be no greater issue to define an opponent (and in doing so feed into the "GOP is out of touch" narrative) than equal marriage.

Where after hours effects may be present, it is important issue to define them and explore their determinants.

We sought to combine chemical and biological perspectives on this issue to define the best chemical structure of an electrophilic core for use as a PED.

The evaluation office and operational units should make the effort of selecting from the menu a short list of issues to define an evaluation agenda particularly relevant to the CP.

Nevertheless, Churchill did not share today's Brexiteer obsession with pushing these issues to defining choices.

See articleProgressThe Obama administration issued rules to define the benefits that must be offered under its health-care act.

Congress did not elaborate on the meaning of "outside salesman," but it delegated authority to the Department of Labor (DOL) to issue regulations to define the term.

The most important issue is to define clearly what is expected from principals, which surprisingly, is an issue under heated debate.