Sentence examples for which defines itself from inspiring English sources

It is run by Fidesz, Orban's party, which defines itself as "Christian, right-wing, and nationalist".

To the DPJ's modernisers, a grand coalition would spell doom to the party, which defines itself precisely by offering itself as an alternative to the LDP.

Is homeland security even compatible with American culture, which defines itself, in part, through the embrace of personal freedom, freewheeling commerce and openness to the world, as well as distrust of government restrictions?

Cameron's affirmation of the Christian character of England also seems a way to head off the emergence of what might be called an English nationalist Christianity, which defines itself partly in opposition to Islam, both here and abroad.

While she settles into her new job, the debate rumbles on about whether Twitter – which defines itself as a technology company – is effectively in the media business these days, following its decision last month to suspend accounts distributing images of US journalist James Foley's beheading.

Thus Exxon-Mobil, which defines itself as in the oil business, spent half a billion dollars trying to persuade the public that climate change was a myth; while British Petroleum, which defines itself as in the energy business, is investing that kind of money in solar, wind, and hydrogen power.

The "then" is part of the world of the "now", against which it defines itself, to which it stands in necessary contrast.

Value α = 0 corresponds to the main unit cell atom, which defines the cell itself.

It has lost the foe against which it defines itself, the unifying militant project, which has disintegrated into 'discontinuous, particular and local critiques' (Foucault, 2004[1976b]: 6).

For a club like Bayern Munich, which readily defines itself on its ability to pick up silverware on domestic and European fronts alike, a return to form and practice is not only welcomed but vital to the team harmony of a club that can quickly switch over to its "FC Hollywood" alter ego at any turn.

This shortcoming lies in the endophenotype concept itself, which defines "intermediate markers of genetic risk," not of resilience.