Sentence examples for possible definition of from inspiring English sources

A four-vote majority on the commission adopted the narrowest possible definition of what was banned, opening the possibility that presidents, senators or other officeholders could, with a wink and a nod, suggest that donors make such contributions.

We need to support the broadest possible definition of civil society to be inclusive.

Used to woo corporate dollars into the sport, it is based on the broadest possible definition of the word "fan".

The majority of them are run by local people for local people, with events around arts and sciences, craft and culture – every possible definition of culture is involved.

But the aim of "avoiding the worst possible misery for everyone" is not definitionally integral to morality; it is one possible definition of the good that morality pursues.

Whatever the feasibility of Newman's concept, it gives rise to a possible definition of the soul of the university – nothing geographically or temporally fixed, but the mark left on the alumnus's mind, which stays with them all their lives.

Possible definitions of belongership might include new rights to hold property and stay indefinitely.

It is particularly infuriating that the last American author to receive the Nobel prize in literature was Morrison, whose work enlarges all the possible definitions of literature and who stretches language and narrative to breaking points.

Its lawyers argue that the request to report on plans to reduce the gender pay gap is "impermissibly vague and misleading" since – believe it or not – there are too many possible definitions of "gender pay gap" available.

In this article he explores various possible definitions of the conditional in this setting.

In this paper, we discussed possible definitions of the average effective rigidity for the Nagoya muon detector, which extend the corresponding concept of effective rigidities for individual channels.