Sentence examples for the core definition from inspiring English sources

IR can also cover other kinds of data and information problems beyond that specified in the core definition above.

This class begins from the core definition of citizenship as membership in a political community and explores the many debates about what that membership means.

Old hands in the intelligence business say that legal questions raised by the deliberate killing of named individuals, the core definition of assassination, are less important than practical matters.

Since the advent of media, Audience with a capital "A" has been the core definition of success.

Second, it is often not the core definition where people's understandings differ but how to handle the edge cases.

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JOHN DANNER: Well, let me go back to one of the core definitions of entrepreneurship that came from Howard Stevenson, a very famous professor at the Harvard Business School.

The core definitions that they use around gender and gender identity should be withheld or described in such a way that they are not getting into a major social debate".

Sponsors of CISPA are working to narrow and limit the core definitions.

At Monarch Air Group, one of the core definitions set back in 2005, when the company was established, was whom to target.

However, for the benefit of the discussion in this paper, a version of the framework (figure 1) and the core definitions are presented here.