Sentence examples for places a definition from inspiring English sources

For other groups, a sticking point could be Mr. Bouteflika's insistence that the amnesty will not cover "blood crimes," rape or acts of terror in public places, a definition likely to cover many of the rebels.

He is putting in place a definition of social housing that makes it the equivalent of employment support allowance or disability living allowance: you don't get it unless you pass a strict test of eligibility and if you fail, you are out.

While discussing what polyamory is with a commenter on my last blog, I realized that there really isn't a reason to place a definition on it.

It is hard to place a rigorous definition on the poles of the continuum, but GSS administrators, using several criteria, provide a useful sorting of denominations into a three-category variable here called religiosity.

It is impossible now to separate them from the history of a place, a time, a definition of beauty.

In its place will be a definition of the kilogram based on an exact fixed value for Avogadro's number.

However, if we place ourselves within a definition of nature, the definition then becomes essentially meaningless by extending to everything on Earth.

Clearly defined study protocols were put in place, an operational definition of 'violence' adhered to, and random samples recruited.

What is significant here, too, is the narrow construction placed on apostasy -- a definition to which Da'ish adheres closely.

However, I do not think this is the place to discuss such a definition in general terms.

He rejected Aristotle's definition of a body's place as the inner boundary of the surrounding medium in favour of a definition of place as the space occupied by the body.