Sentence examples for single definition for from inspiring English sources

At another point, he disagreed with the lawyer's contention that the law simply creates a single definition for federal purposes.

The campaign said the government would cover the costs by establishing a single definition for a tax shelter that would ultimately yield more than $2 billion a year, according to a Congressional estimate that it cited.

Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill announced the first step in an administration plan to simplify the tax code, creating a single definition for what constitutes a qualifying child for the purpose of credits and deductions.

Everyone knows what audience participation means, but when does that translate into journalism?" Dan Gillmor, founder and director of the Center for Citizen Media and author of the book We the Media: Grassroots Journalism by the People, for the People (2004), also rejected any single definition for the transformation in news that had begun in the late 1990s.

There is no single definition for EGS.

There is, however, not a single definition for a bioinformatician.

It is evident that the so-called experts and pundits can't hold on to a single definition of perfection for even 10 years.

The Career College Association had also fought for the creation of a single definition of "an institution of higher education" for all areas of the law.

In randomized controlled trials, no single definition of response is ideal for all purposes.

For a single definition of "exposed" (values >5), a typical result appears in Figure 1 in the form of a funnel plot of study results vs. study size [ 1, 5, 6].

However, we need to be precise about what this means because I am not arguing that there is a single definition of TEK that can count for all.