defining terms造句

• They succeed, but on their own, newly defined terms.
• Affirmative action is the most ill-defined term in contemporary America.
• You might need to Wikilink more, or define terms.
• The wikipedia is full of these umbrella terms and loosely defined terms.
• :: : : Happiness is not a very precisely defined term.
• We define terms extremely clearly for what this would mean.
• Governing bodies, however, usually exist for a defined term of office.
• GO provides three structured networks of defined terms to describe gene product attributes.
• WP : NORAlso disagree that State terrorism is not a well defined term.
• Someone will probably also point out that it is usage that defines terms.
• To construe a legislatively defined term, courts usually start with the defining section.
• Also, we are not defining terms here.
• :: Yes, " telepathy " is not a very precisely defined term.
• :The problem is that " art " is an exceedingly poorly defined term.
• Let's pause to define terms.
• Even those advertising for the position admit it's an ill-defined term.
• In Tony Cashero's line of work, brother and family are defining terms.
• We are looking at getting closer and at defining terms for a more formal encounter.
• In United States securities law, a self-regulatory organization is a defined term.
• That is a very loosely defined term.