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But distance on a given set is a definitional choice.

So far, the Clinton campaign may be ahead in this definitional contest.

However those numbers are subject to definitional issues about where the city begins and ends.

Another important definitional element to magic is also found in the story.

But at the definitional level, both men are running against unanswered questions about themselves.

Other definitional and implementation schemes have been proposed as well.

More particularly, the definitional boundaries of the problem have broadened.

There are also other definitional problems making the line between capital and current spending hazy.

In its modern form, the quantity theory builds upon the following definitional relationship.

He said: "The key thing here is the definitional change in eligibility for service.

Even in these "serious" cases, the study seems affected by definitional creep.

The definitional overlap program was run on both sets of word pairs.

Part of the problem with such surveys is definitional.

The Democrats' new prohibition on such contributions is a definitional nightmare.

This definitional discrepancy may explain some of the disagreement among researchers.

By addressing definitional issues as a first step, the Board will facilitate continued cooperation.

"In the materials at hand and key texts, the definitional question had not really been wrestled with."

Washington lawyers (those guardians of definitional reality) could not have done a better job.

The range of what is considered a "charter city" may lead to definitional ambiguities.

In other words, self-report measures of self-efficacy have definitional truth.

According to Snyman, indeed, it forms part of the definitional elements itself.

The different numbers are largely definitional, rather than substantive.

Let it be acknowledged that this was a spaceflight only in a definitional sense.

In all events, even putting aside his definitional defense, the President made a second false statement to the grand jury.

There is a third cause that may be numerically very significant: definitional leap.