Sentence examples for no specific definition from inspiring English sources

The act offers no specific definition of "emergency" and allows a president to declare one entirely at his or her discretion.

You'll note that that's a very fuzzy phrase with no specific definition.

Well, there is no specific definition of illegal betting as it may vary from country to country depending on each nation's laws.

"There is no specific definition of holistic dentistry," said Dr. Edmond R. Hewlett, a professor of restorative dentistry and associate dean of outreach and diversity at the UCLA School of Dentistry.

No specific definition of pressure was given.

For the purposes of this study, no specific definition of diarrhea was provided to parents.

That being said, 15% used no specific definitions for ARDS with most of those feeling that these definitions provide no additional benefit in routine clinical practice.

In order to fully survey published research on lumbo-pelvic movement, no specific definitions of back pain or control (NoLBP) groups were required but the definitions of LBP group, pain intensity and NoLBP group within each study were extracted.

We are drowning in a sea of red numbers and fundamentals have gone out the window," Henk Potts, director of investment strategy at Barclays Stockbrokers, told PA. "There is no numerically specific definition of a stock market crash, but a double-digit percentage fall over five minutes qualifies," according to the FT's blog.

No collusion (under that specific definition of what constitutes collusion)!

It's difficult to come up with a more specific definition because no one zine is quite like another.