Sentence examples for term to be defined from inspiring English sources
Since the term to be defined ('natural') appears in the definition, this definition may not seem very informative.
Task engagement is a difficult term to be defined but it can be recognized when it is around or missing.
They did not constitute sexual relations, as I understood that term to be defined at my January 17th , 1998deposition.
The term to be defined, denoted as A, is used to create queries to retrieve web search results via Yahoo's BOSS and Microsoft's Live Search API.
How are moral terms to be defined?
Ontology enables relationships between keywords and terms to be defined.
This work is particularly embodied in the PaN-data initiative [38] where centralised facilities across Europe have agreed to a common policy framework [39] which also enables common terms to be defined and agreed.
That is why the Council was right to include the concepts of 'criminal record' and 'unappealable conviction' among the terms to be defined prior to such decisions.
An essentially value-laden term has to be defined in value-laden terms.
To call me a serial composer, I think, is -- first of all, the term has to be defined, and no one ever bothers to do it.
I think each such term needs to be defined for the reader.
