Sentence examples for up to define from inspiring English sources
Under the Tory plan, a panel would be set up to define "a good university".
"Something emotional will happen to me, and a lyric will come up to define my life," she said.
The couple separated when they returned to New York, and freed up to define herself anew, Ms. Lion began to build a career.
The jittery fingers, the jiggling legs, the throaty expulsions of breath, the neck that seems instinctively to stretch itself away from confrontation: all these details add up to define a man who is both achingly restless and directionless.
The contract itself has been set up to define the department's cloud strategy for the next decade.
Then a baseline scenario and an I/UrS scenario were set up to define the baselines and effects of I/UrS and compare the results.
Mr. Pomeroy chalked it up to "defining ourselves in a much more independent, centrist way".
During biofeedback, each child was encouraged to reduce the individualized EMG activity (baseline) up to defined training criteria of 20%.
Millions of people are being signed up to defined contribution pensions, through the automatic enrolment workplace pension scheme.
Comprehensive subsidization up to the level of provision at no cost to the user may be particularly useful for "catching up" to defined coverage targets which may then be sustained with more modest subsidies [ 8, 12, 34].
Studies can be designed using external tests or additional clinical follow-up to define a reference standard diagnosis.
