Sentence examples for make a clear definition from inspiring English sources

How do you make a clear definition between volunteers roles and paid positions?

Sammy James Jr., the band's singer, said the genre's long history makes a clear definition impossible.

From now on, victory will have a clear definition.

A careful consideration of pulsatile dynamics may make possible a clearer definition of when HC is adequately treated, which will in turn yield new ways to compare the mechanism of action of shunts, endoscopic fenestrations, and other therapeutic options such as pharmacological or genetic interventions, in the future.

Has there ever been a clearer definition of scientific progress?

And it needs a clearer definition.

More than 25,000 schools around the country have now implemented at least parts of PBIS' framework, which tries to make a universal definition of respect clear to students and intervene when they struggle to adhere to it.

In line with this, we make a plea for clearer definitions of the terms and study aims.

Start by making sure the partnership has a clear definition of when a horse is considered "nonperforming"–that is, winning next to nothing at the racetrack and whether you can wriggle out.

I still don't see a clear definition in there… .

If there's not a clear definition, that makes a good chance for a question.