For it is absurd to suppose that the provision of definitions, and the study of their formal consequences, involves the nonsensical assertion that the world is composed of bare particulars, or any other metaphysical dogma.
The term 'telehealth' is not easily defined; some analysts might have used other terms and definitions to describe remote consultations and the provision of health care over a distance.
A European consensus on core variables and definitions in ICU registration would probably be a valuable step in the provision of such data.
Basic good practice for writing plans (such as directive language, linkages between provisions, use of definitions) leads to best practice planning frameworks for managing natural hazards.
The study has shown that basic good practice for writing plans (such as directive language, linkages between provisions, use of definitions) leads to best-practice planning frameworks for managing natural hazards.
It would strengthen existing federal fraud and money-laundering provisions, updating the definition of "financial institution" in federal fraud statutes to include largely unregulated mortgage businesses, for example, and reversing flawed court decisions that have undermined the effectiveness of the False Claims Act, one of the most potent weapons against government fraud.
Metrics like the percentage of the population residing in an "urban" or "dense" area are more appropriate to an analysis of health service provision, but the definitions of "urban" and "dense" can differ across countries [ 15, 16].
But the provision had wide definitions of the term investment and allowed corporations to use repatriated profits to shore up their domestic finances, pay legal bills and even bankroll advertising.
After working on a draft of the Volcker Rule for weeks, they now agree on some of the thorniest provisions, including the definition of market making, according to a person with knowledge of the discussions.
However, while addressing the rights of others was an often-cited personal motivation, participants were often split on the role of a rights-based framework in humanitarian aid provision, and quickly pointed to its problematic definition and use.
