Sentence examples for under its definition from inspiring English sources
On Thursday, HMRC estimated that, under its definition of what constitutes tax avoidance, £5bn had been lost last year — the same amount as for 2009-10.
Under its definition, LTE is 3.9G.
The agency found that around two-thirds of Americans' broadband connections don't actually qualify as broadband under its definition.
The site lets you sell any kind of items that fall under its definition of Open Source Hardware and also assists people in making stuff ("inMojo Fabrication Support").
The UN's International Labour Organisation includes trafficking for labour exploitation under its definitions of "forced labour", which it uses to define all forms of modern slavery.
Charm is a quality that overflows in this novel, and it works under its best definition: as a kind of magical attraction and delight.
Under its current definition Crocodylia is restricted to only the most recent ancestor of today's modern-day crocodilians (alligators, crocodiles, and gharials).
And in Somalia, the U.S. military has been careful to frame its mission under its broad definition of counterterror, claiming that al-Shabaab leaders have strong links to al Qaida as the reason for going after the terror group.
Because the purview of CFIUS will extend to any technology defined under that term, its definition is critically important; but there is just one problem: no one knows what the hell that phrase even is.
Nevertheless, in this article we discuss the use of the WoE approach according to the "summary narrative" of Weed as we believe that this approach is best suited for a flexible WoE application in regulatory proposals under REACH according to its definition.
They even appear in Urban Dictionary, the crowd-sourced lexicon of street lingo, under its top-ranked definition for "Williamsburg": "North Williamsburg (near the L train) is generally filled with trustafarians, overpriced bars, and vintage clothing stores, where South Williamsburg (near the JMZ train) is still home to a large Hasidic and Hispanic population".
