Sentence examples for many specific definitions from inspiring English sources

And there aren't many specific definitions of what is unreasonable, for a couple of reasons.

While there are many specific definitions of disease management, for this article and for the projects discussed here, disease management has been defined as a "broad programmatic approach to chronic diseases, a comprehensive care chain that consists of diagnosis, treatment and support, as well as prevention, early detection, and self-management.

But both classes obtained from the definitions have been considered in the algebraic studies of many specific logics (for some logics one, for other the other) the natural class to study.

Specific definitions differ from country to country.

Less bellicose but equally specific definitions are now in force in Britain.

Specific definitions are as follows.

In order to avoid confusion we intentionally excluded a specific definition of early OA, as there are many classifications, and few are commonly used in a clinical setting.

As noted by Mitchell (2008), a specific definition of extended working hours does not exist because there are so many options available for forest harvesting operations.

"Our law has a very specific definition of terrorism.

Harari, it turns out, has a specific definition of useless.

Remember: "great" sounds really good without having a specific definition.