Sentence examples for it has to be defined from inspiring English sources

Since it is not applied consistently with regard to its meaning, it has to be defined before use.

He says it has to be defined on a case by case basis – and will not be decided by the Leveson inquiry.

One of the long-range goals of this work is to understand what sleep need is, and whether it has to be defined individually due to intrinsic, and ultimately genetic factors.

To ensure a quality product it has to be defined, planned, designed, specified, manufactured, constructed and commissioned to an agreed set of standards, which involve every department of the organization from top management to dispatch.

Ginny Berson, the federation's vice president, said the commission's current enforcement of indecency policies was arbitrary, adding: "If you're going to have a policy, everybody has to know what it is and it has to be consistent and it has to be defined".

The question needs to be open-ended enough so that it does not restrict creativity, or imply a method of solution, but it has to be defined sharply enough so that someone who doesn't understand your whole mission can still solve your specific problem.

If it had to be defined, Dee's own style would fall somewhere between pop-surrealism and neo-conceptualism, with subtle autobiographical themes embedded throughout.

It is an assumption that professionalism has to be defined before it can be taught or measured.

If the concept of war crimes is ever to mean anything, it will have to be defined as categories of acts, regardless of alleged provocation.

It would have to be defined broadly enough for a law to be effective, but narrowly enough so that enforcing the law doesn't take out half of the equipment used in every day manufacturing.

"It just doesn't have to be defined today".