Present data may contribute to a discussion on sharpening definitions for both STRADA and the Vision Zero.
We have to redefine [these objects] -- we sharpen the definition or throw it out and start with a new definition.
If we are not to discard fairness as a useless concept, we must sharpen its definition.
"What we're looking for from conference is for us to sharpen our definition of where we stand on various issues" says the association chairman, Adrian Kellett.
However, he was one of the first thinkers to sharpen the definition of transhumanism (see glossary) and to map out a strategic approach to tech-based futurism.
In Britain, Mr. Marx writes, the crown's defiance of the Church of Rome strengthened the power of the state and helped to sharpen the definition of what it meant to be English.
To sharpen the definition for purposes of CERCLAs concern with environmental contamination, an operator must manage, direct, or conduct operations specifically related to the leakage or disposal of hazardous waste, or decisions about compliance with environmental regulations.
Above all, participants called for the NSABB working group to sharpen its definition of worrisome experiments.
" 'Is this really the best moment to release the guidelines, or should we take a deep breath and sharpen the definition and review the findings that came out of Partners PrEP and probably release the guidelines a few months later?' ".
Yet there is little prospect of Mr Clegg sharpening the definition.
He has been clarifying, sharpening the definition, fining down the language, tightening, strengthening, deepening until he has got about as near to pure form as need be.
