“The event will seek to define modern-day issues related to health as broadly as possible.”

“The law doesn't explicitly define the boundaries between sharing and commerce.”

“Heavy lines delineate swooping curves that define a vertical, multicolored form.”

“With fewer changes, the PCO can definitize the contingency contract sooner.”

“The law defines the use of terms such as harassment, sexual harassment, stalking and abetment to discrimination and racial segregation.”

“As noted earlier, the NTSB defines any event that led to human injury, death, or serious equipment damage as an accident.”

“Stephanie Medley-Rath defines this process as cultural diffusion and explains why she just might serve fried cicadas at her next dinner party.”

“In doing so, he devised a more fundamental way of defining the absolute zero of temperature, independent of any particular material substance.”

“What he has lost out on, however, is the pinpoint accuracy that used to be the defining quality of his bowling.”

“To be disabled is to be pigeon-holed as if, by defining what is wrong with you, the abled population will find it easier to deal with you.”