Sentence examples for will defined from inspiring English sources

Correction: December 9, 2000, Saturday An article in Business Day on Thursday about a change in accounting rules for writing off "good will" defined the expression incorrectly.

Moore's recent showcase for autumn BBC1, incidentally, elicited an unusually cynical tweet from Broadcast's news editor Jake Kanter: "BBC1 will defined by risk-taking, says its boss, announcing 3 novel adaptations, more Shakespeare and [Troy, based on The Iliad] a retelling of a 3,000 year-old story".

Will defined benefit pension plans make a strong comeback?

Last, regarding stress and anxiety, as previously described, IES-R higher than 30 will define post-traumatic stress disorder [ 58] and HADS higher than 8 will defined anxiety [ 55].

However, this paper is about free will defined as free choice, and if you are holding to the position that free choice is ever possible you are, fundamentally, a libertarian (or, at most, a 'compatibilist-libertarian').

The second grouping of writers understands that free will – defined as free choice – does not exist but redefines the meaning of the very words free will so as to mean other than free choice, and so that this grouping can continue to maintain that 'free will' exists even if free choice does not.

I will define the situation".

"And that will define him".

They will define the future.

He knows exit will define his legacy.

That game will define the weekend.