Sentence examples for properly defining from inspiring English sources

"The problem of not following due process and not properly defining constitutional limits and rights is across the board," said Scott Worden, senior rule of law adviser for Afghanistan for the United States Institute of Peace.

On Monday, Cameron baulked at the idea of properly defining affordable housing, arguing that the definition of affordable housing is "a house that someone can afford to buy or afford to rent", while crucially failing to define who that someone may be, or how much they earn.

In a June, 1968, letter to Cohen in which he fretted, again, about properly defining or explaining the quality and tone of the music he'd recorded Bowles wrote, "The nearest one of us can approach to such a subject is by the using the suggestibility supplied by kif … a self-induced trance at best, but useful for determining the hypnotic potential of a given musical element.

This goal is achieved by properly defining the controller parameters.

We discuss the problem of properly defining treatment superiority through the specification of hypotheses in clinical trials.

A properly defining characteristic has to be, to use modern terms, both a necessary and a sufficient property of the thing to be defined.

But the term was never properly defined.

This has nothing to do with laïcité properly defined.

We have yet to properly define "normal" in this country.

"In the past, when peacekeeping missions were not properly defined, we've seen major failures.

Insurance, properly defined, is meant only for events that are rare and catastrophic.