Defining Terrorism

Every case has its own defining features.

Serious crises are defining moments in history.

Defining new networks, servers and auto join channels

Integration is the defining characteristic of this work.

Bolivia is at a defining moment in its history.

Climate change remains the defining issue of our era.

Plastic is the defining feature of cheap electrical goods.

But Egypt, too, has followed a defining regional pattern.

Hair is one of the defining characteristics of mammals.

Insecurity about jobs is a defining characteristic of our age.

We should be wary about defining nuclear security so narrowly.

People are born with a certain look and defining features.

So let me try my hand at defining non depression economics

9 11 must have been the defining moment of their childhood.

A fine line must be drawn in defining Western policy towards Russia.

Mexico has spent the last 150 years defining itself in opposition to America.

Self criticism, even more than innovation, is a defining characteristic of the West.

Defining the role that genes play in behavior, however, is not so easy.

Until now, governments had difficulties defining state affiliated spaces in the virtual word.

Climate change is seen by many as the defining issue of our time.

Defining moment in American history, I don't think there's one you can't say Hiroshima, that's a big one I can't think of any one moment I would say is a defining moment.

We need also societies which include all citizens rather than defining out an underclass.

The superior power in an asymmetrical conflict always has a problem defining its objectives.

A reporter asked me tonight whether this would be a defining moment for Twitter.

The fear of being associated with me became the defining factor in our relationship.

Supporting and contributing to an innovative political start up would be their generation s defining act.

Climate change and poverty, the two defining challenges of this century, must be tackled together.

2. Emphasizes the importance of defining the target and strategy of training and career development

Another defining event in 1989 was the Tiananmen Square massacre of pro democracy protestors in Beijing.

The key word to which we should return in defining our policy towards Russia is predictability.

Los Angeles Tackling global warming, we are often told, is the defining task of our age.

She wept because the hopes of clearing up and defining her position were destroyed for ever.

In defining competitiveness we are not claiming that one country s competitiveness means another country s lack of competitiveness.

The 1970s embargo was evidently a defining moment in the strategic thinking of Messrs. Cheney and Rumsfeld.

Finally, the environment, climate change, and global solidarity will be defining themes of the twenty first century.

In defining competitiveness we are not claiming that one country s competitiveness means another country s lack of competitiveness.

In fact, the only thing that is certain about defining literature is that the definition will change.

This era s major states, developed and emerging alike, have the ability to reach accord on today s defining issues.

Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy are facing the defining challenge of their respective terms in office.

NEW DELHI Political transitions in East Asia promise to mark a defining moment in the region s jittery geopolitics.

The Palestinian Arab defeat in this endeavor, and the resulting refugee problem, is a defining moment for Palestinians.

Generation consciousness, unlike the class consciousness of old, is obviously not a defining factor in people s political preferences.

It is a future that could unfold with defining and decisive leadership by world leaders at Rio 20.

And one furthermore has the impulse to generalize, as much as possible, in defining who that enemy is.