Sentence examples for means to define from inspiring English sources

Once again we are told by the experts that we must spend more blood and money to "win the war," whatever winning means — to define it would demonstrate its impossibility.

The country now stands at a decisive turning point, not just in regard to the Iraq crisis, but in how it means to define its role in the post-cold-war world.

It also appeals to some conservatives, including President Jacques Chirac of France, and Chris Patten, a British commissioner, who see it as a means to define more securely the powers of nation-states.But the trick is not to frighten the voters.

CSP provides a means to define problems declaratively, and is also able to support variables of wider domain.

Multi-mode modelling means to define the switching conditions of departing from a mode to another, the validity domain and parameter vector of each mode.

The main significance of this task is that it offers a straightforward means to define a simple design task that can be used across research studies.

The president and Congress mean to define and discipline surveillance in the national interest.

The argument that its preamble — that "well regulated Militia" bit — is meant to define the area of argument seems to many to be decisive.

The best parts of ourselves — the strongest and most original — are usually forged in opposition to the things that are meant to define us.

Instead it provides the substitute of a quotation from St. Thérèse of Lisieux meant to define what they are all hungering for: "Prayer is a surge of the heart, a cry of recognition and love".

Each is identified with a word meant to define or describe the character he or she plays; the pithy labels include "Rebel," "Vixen," "Hottie," "Gutsy," "Smooth," "Player" and "Virgin".