Sentence examples for occasion to define from inspiring English sources

Since Bakke, we have had no occasion to define the contours of the narrow-tailoring inquiry with respect to race-conscious university admissions programs.

For four months, Collins worked, as was his habit, until two or three in the morning; Gosse's book was the occasion to define a program, alluded to in the review's title, for "English Literature in the Universities".

The group met on multiple occasions to define and refine the model.

Her essays have, on occasion, come to define their subjects.

In the present study, two consecutive negative sample occasions were used to define the end of MRSP carriage to decrease the risk of a false negative laboratory result.

The device is a good one, though it demands more delicacy than exists to be found in a staging whose scenic aridity — Hildegard Bechtler's blank-walled set marks a rare misstep from this designer — comes to define the occasion as a whole.

On several occasions, Mr. Scheck told cross-examiners to define their terms.

The Speech — rechristened, for that occasion, as "A Time for Choosing" — helped to define the G.O.P. and conservative politics for more than a generation.

To define the number of occasions of sitting out of bed in patients in the intensive care unit (ICU) following tracheostomy formation.

"The ministerial code aims to define the boundaries between the two roles and, on this occasion, I believe those roles were confused".

I had occasion, not for the first time, to thank heaven for that state of mind which cartographers seek to define as Scotland.