Sentence examples for lacks a definition from inspiring English sources

Our body politic lacks a definition of what a human being is.

Human rights lawyers say it lacks a definition of honor crimes and offers little clarity on how the police or prosecutors should treat a woman who runs away from home to escape violence.

Similarly, the existing and massively misused law on extremism lacks a definition of extremism and is regularly used to target religious believers, civic dissenters, and artists.

The reason why the UNFCCC lacks a definition is probably the highly varied national conditions for which an agreement on one definition would be difficult to reach.

And in the previous day's Independent, Anax had eight clues that lacked a definition.

Or, on China, he claims that the Clinton administration lacked "a definition of the national interest that gives the relationship some geopolitical content".

4 Most studies were retrospective and often lacked a definition or framework for sustainability.

Lacking a definition for ECMO procedural success or salvage, we excluded patients who did not survive for more than 24 hours after ECMO initiation.

What is more, we are still lacking a definition of the legitimacy of espionage.

But, unlike this country, China lacks a clear definition of sexual harassment.

A key limitation is the fact that talent management lacks a consistent definition and clear conceptual boundaries.