Sentences with phrase «meaningful definition»

Here are some key questions that frame a more meaningful definition of a lawyer: (1) What is a «legal matter»?

Specifically, the FIO is looking for, «A reasonable and meaningful definition of affordability,» as well as «the metrics and data FIO should use to monitor the extent to which traditionally underserved communities and consumers, minorities, and low - and moderate - income persons have access to affordable auto insurance.»

IMPACT had called for a meaningful definition of «conflict diamonds» that does not only define conflict as rebel groups financing their activities to overthrow governments.

This was by any meaningful definition a «sustainable food system», or rather, multiplicity of systems, made possible by a deep knowledge of the land and its ecosystems amongst Australia's indigenous peoples, expressed in the cosmology of «Connection to Country».

Keep in mind that an 80 percent success rate is, in fact, a 20 percent error rate — a level of performance that is incompatible with any meaningful definition of excellence or mastery.

While Connecticut law has a very narrow definition of what is considered a direct conflict of interest, it fails to provide any meaningful definition of what creates the appearance of a conflict of interest.

ASPCA Position The ASPCA strongly believes that the animal welfare community must clearly define our terms, and collect, report and compare shelter data using consistent, meaningful definitions and formulas.

Clearly, a meaningful definition of adventure must exclude Doom and Mario.

The FDA wants to «establish a meaningful definition for «natural» so that [the] term would have a common consumer understanding, and whether «natural» claims [should be prohibited] entirely on the grounds that they are false or misleading.»

Ten years in the making and there's still no meaningful definition of spam, still no real numbers on the breadth and depth of spam as a problem, still no clue as to what it is that an expanding contingent of federal agency bureaucrats aims to accomplish.