| A definitional morass exists, as both scholarly and legal definitions vary substantially in their scope. |
| Taken as a whole and read objectively, Article V:1 appears plainly definitional in purpose. |
| The European Commission does not, however, consider these definitional problems to be insurmountable. |
| It is a main task of the theory of definitional reflection to sort definitions according to whether they render cut admissible. |
| Even so, however it still lacks the definitional clarity or regulatory development necessary for enforceable legislation. |
| Surveys measuring self-protective uses of firearms often face serious definitional and methodological difficulties. |
