Sentence examples for undefined term from inspiring English sources

By using the word 'artificial,' the courts have avoided coming to grips with the problem of defining 'manipulation'; they have simply substituted one undefined term for another".

Article 50 states that any member state may leave "in accordance with its own constitutional requirements", an undefined term that has allowed both sides to pursue rival interpretations.

Since the article in May, its reporting has not aggressively challenged the administration's description of those killed as "militants" — itself an undefined term.

The legal dispute focused on article 50 of the treaty on European Union, which says any member state may leave "in accordance with its own constitutional requirements" – an undefined term that has allowed both sides to pursue rival interpretations.

Variation is in fact such a fundamental concept that generally in the literature it is taken as an undefined term, as does Moore (1990).

Instead it is purely relational, standing as an undefined term that gets its meaning precisely by being that which is outside of the norm, however that norm itself may be defined.

Thus, in an axiomatic theory of sets, set and the membership relation ∊ are undefined terms.

Steve Hunter The proposal reads like an insurance policy: lots of references to other documents, lots of undefined terms, lots of loopholes and no fixed price tag.

Hence, he began the Elements with some undefined terms, such as "a point is that which has no part" and "a line is a length without breadth".

One method for establishing the consistency of an axiomatic theory is to give a model i.e., an interpretation of the undefined terms in another theory such that the axioms become theorems of the other theory.

Bin Laden Warns U.S., Offers Truce with No Terms Breaking more than a year's silence, Osama bin Laden warned Americans in an audiotape that Al Qaeda was planning more attacks on the United States but he offered a "long truce" on undefined terms.