Sentence examples for roles were defined from inspiring English sources
Yet no fresh roles were defined, and dialogue has often been irritable.
Sean Gibson, said lawyers and other officials at the command in Hawaii were reviewing last-minute changes in documents governing details of the mission, specifically on how Americans' roles were defined.
The new Labour leader came under fire after deciding against appointing a woman to shadow the four great offices of state, but issued a statement insisting that those roles were "defined in the 19th century to reflect an era before women or workers even had the vote".
And it was largely through this new model that public and private (marital) roles were defined, as a new Christianity emerged.
Organizational roles were defined early and respected.
That's right, the roles are defined by the employees, not the business needs.
Pieces of fabric, from lacy handkerchiefs and cotton dress material to tapestries and theater curtains, suggest how roles are defined by attire.
The proposed regulations are being presented by the Labor Department as overdue improvements in the way workers' roles are defined and compensated under the 1938 law requiring overtime pay beyond a 40-hour week.
These roles are defined in terms of tasks, and rules regulating the performance of those tasks.
Yes, roles are defined at the schema level, and each stored procedure defines which roles are allowed to execute it.
