Sentence examples for which have been defined from inspiring English sources

The draft law bans "ostensibly" religious signs, which have been defined by President Jacques Chirac and a government advisory commission as Islamic head scarves, Christian crosses that are too large in size and Jewish skullcaps.

As described in this article's introduction, the name Macedonia is applied both to a region encompassing the present-day Republic of Macedonia and portions of Serbia, Bulgaria, and Greece and to the Republic of Macedonia itself, the boundaries of which have been defined since 1913.

Throughout the paper, we will use the following notations, which have been defined in [24].

These bounds are given in terms of the following quantities, which have been defined in [20].

During the procedures, the participants were required to complete 11 tasks, which have been defined by the researcher before.

Fuels have been evaluated using the values in Table 2, which have been defined by Tupras report [37].

It's no coincidence that season six, which has been defined by pot, speed and hash, has been laying the groundwork for these over-analytical conspiracies.

These conditions have shaped Haiti's history, which has been defined by long periods of authoritarianism interrupted by failed attempts at democracy.

Here Madiba found his horizon, which had been defined by the life and heroic struggles of the Xhosa, broadened into an African consciousness.

Now when arena supporters talk of the proposal they favor the jargon of theology where the key word is faith, which has been defined as "the evidence of things hoped for, the proof of things unseen".

One in five pregnancies are thought to end in a miscarriage, while one in 100 women trying to conceive suffer recurrent miscarriages, which has been defined as the loss of three or more consecutive pregnancies.