Sentence examples for not defined as from inspiring English sources

"Even districts not defined as high-need still have needs".

But he doesn't see deflation in the eurozone -- not defined as broad-based falls in prices across the eurozone.

In the text there is an exemption for domestic service, meaning that anyone with an illegal immigrant maid is not defined as an "employer" under the law.

Because the licence is not defined as housing, it's not subject to the usual regulation – such as deposit protection, multiple occupancy regs and standard notice periods.

Mr. Kennedy was also impressed at how Mr. Obama was not defined as a black candidate, but seen as a transformational figure.

Nonetheless, his lugubrious bons mots are always arresting, as when he complains that education and retirement are not defined as work.

Among working adults not defined as poor, 55percentt lacked paid sick leave at least some of the time, including 24 percent who lacked it the entire time.

If that ad is not defined as political, then the "primary" purpose of all these groups is not political.

They believed that Trinitarian teaching was unscriptural and that monotheism could best be protected if Christ were not defined as an equal member of the Godhead.

Though these offenses are not defined as crimes, it is unclear just what the government plans to do with this new demonization of old communists.

"Some say the church's teaching on the nonordination of women is an infallible teaching, some say it's not defined as such.