Sentence examples for it fails to define from inspiring English sources

Opponents say it fails to define pornography and limits freedom of expression.

Fourthly, it fails to define a binding pattern for each identified differential binding site after comparing two samples.

Although the stock exchange recently ruled that all listed companies must have independent "commissioners", it failed to define the term, rendering the measure useless.

And yet there is something else to Silicon Valley's advocacy: the sudden realisation that, should it fail to define the horizons of the basic income debate, the public might eventually realise that the main obstacle in the way of this radical idea is none other than Silicon Valley itself.

Despite the UDDA's requirement that death must be irreversible, it failed to define the term and several ideological caucuses have developed, each with its own perspective.

Akt K 14/03) that the existing health insurance law was unconstitutional because it failed to define with sufficient precision the scope of services that beneficiaries may expect from the national health system as mentioned in the Constitution ("Conditions and scope of services will be detailed in the appropriate law," Paragraph 62).

It also fails to define some key terms, and its scope is, for many, far too broad.

Regional offices were instructed to comply with the order, but the order fails to define what disproportionate treatment is or how to measure it.

The Rome Statute fails to define a state, and there is no international recognition board for aspirant states, leaving it to the I.C.C. itself to make such a determination.

He fails to define this "character" he is discussing.

The existing evidence fails to define the precise characteristics of the actual foods concerned or the eating environment that underlies the assumed addiction risk.