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61. Hence the definitions aim to be very clear and precise, perhaps produced using a restricted defining vocabulary.

62. By defining our problem more clearly we help ourselves in deciding what we are going to do about it.

63. He was critical, too, of government sources for changing the position of the goalposts when defining economic recovery.

64. These findings are consistent across studies despite variations in methodology, ways of defining social class and populations studied.

65. Defining rigorously what constitutes a clinically significant depressive illness is problematic, regardless of the age range under consideration.

66. Those who hold that tongue speaking is the defining characteristic of pentecostalism insist on the Topeka advent.

67. The most controversial elements of the new law were its provisions defining recognizable and legitimate political parties and groups for electoral purposes.

68. These kinds of questions also underscore the importance of defining with precision the concepts that we use in political analysis.

69. How the next U.S. president would seize that opportunity should be a defining issue of the presidential campaign.

70. In fact, nearly half of the superiors explicitly mentioned agenda setting in defining the managerial role.

71. In addition there is the conceptual difficulty of defining clients for some services such as the police or highways.

72. Lastly, the Subjective Tests Group is defining a method of assessing the quality of the coded information.

73. Defining sufficient interest is relatively easy where one or more persons are more seriously affected by a decision than people generally.

74. There was also the problem of defining the use of insulting words and behaviour.

75. Children get big benefits out of moving into the group and defining themselves as group members.

76. The object of job evaluation is to provide a systematic approach to defining the relative worth of different jobs.

77. Exchange of cost information is clearly important in defining the set of possible agreements and arriving at one.

78. However, the Commission has recently issued a notice which goes some way towards defining the elements of them.

79. Goods are provided in this way because of difficulties in defining their desired characteristics sufficiently for private, profit-seeking firms to supply them.

80. A drawback of these studies is that the variable defining parental education is rather crude.

81. Browsing: a definition Various attempts at defining the nature of browsing have been made.

82. As discussed earlier, the problem comes in defining the assets of a marital partnership.

83. The only reason for defining abuse is to ensure that incidents are identified and reduced by good professional and managerial practice.

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84. The ability to recognize excellence in others and their work may be the defining talent of leaders of Great Groups.

85. Defining citizenship in terms of market participation is therefore one aspect of the Conservative government's aim of promoting inequality.

86. By defining the conquest as the origin story, and then by portraying it as illegitimate, Royce took a considerable risk.

87. Psychologists have never had much success at defining which personality characteristics are inherited in humans and which are not.

88. Pete Wilson yesterday, drawing a strongly worded veto but defining the battle lines after months of debate and anguished decisions.

89. Second-century examples were somewhat larger, with a series of timber uprights defining two separate rooms.

90. First, it entails defining the site's boundaries beforehand, and these are not always known with certainty.