But youth, in the end, was still the basic definition of the Nouvelle Vague.
One of them is perhaps the basic definition of what an all-rounder is.
The most important case addressed the basic definition of the kind of disability that entitles a worker to accommodation on the job.
The basic definition of a subtweet is a tweet about another user that doesn't actually mention his or her (or its) "@" name.
The basic definition of the verb "porvat'" is "to tear," but in Russian slang it means to retaliate, to be extremely, violently defensive of someone or something.
"The D.C. Circuit would have to be an adequate and effective judicial remedy for reviewing the lawfulness of any detention, because that's the basic definition of habeas corpus," Gerald L. Neuman, a professor at Harvard Law School, said.
Merriam's Political Power (1934) and Lasswell's classic Politics: Who Gets What, When, How (1936 the title of which articulated the basic definition of politics gave a central place to the phenomenon of power in the empirical study of politics.
Despite comparisons to the repeal of miscegenation laws, no other expansion of the marriage franchise — to the sterile, to slaves, or to interracial couples — has required an alteration in the basic definition of the term: the union of a man and woman as husband and wife.
But let's return to the basic definition of what an online lender is.
This, international lawyers say, is the basic definition of war crimes.
The values uncovered are clearly inaccurate because they violate the basic definition of the column.
