| A lodging house is loosely defined as a single, detached home, usually divided into various rooms for student subletting purposes. |
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| It can be loosely defined as a hybrid of exogenous and indigenous languages. |
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| The drawing consists of three loosely defined rectangles, each filled with networks of angular lines overlaid with dark red marker blobs. |
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| The clans have loosely defined territories, and prolonged wars, often spanning generations, were once common between clans. |
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| Inside the Torrione Dipinto was a loosely defined area known as the Prato di Camollia, an unwalled area flanking the Francigena. |
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| For selecting examples of best practice, the Council of Europe will apply a number of loosely defined criteria. |
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| But inattention was loosely defined and encompassed three potential modes of distraction: visual, physical and cognitive. |
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| Conflict timber is loosely defined as timber traded by armed groups, the proceeds of which are used to fund armed conflicts. |
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| They are less likely to accept the stresses that go with multi-tasking and loosely defined jobs. |
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| Market research companies cannot design survey methodologies and questions in response to a loosely defined concept of market analysis. |
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| Communities of practice can be loosely defined as a group of people who come together, either virtually or in person, around a topic. |
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| As a result, insider trading has been loosely defined through a mishmash of confusing verdicts and precedents. |
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| Fuel poverty is more loosely defined in Ireland as an inability to heat one's home effectively and at affordable cost. |
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| Andragogy is loosely defined as 'adult learning', but more specifically it is the formal term used to describe the process of educating and leading adults to fulfil their roles as parents, educators, citizens or workers. |
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| The imperial boundaries were thus only loosely defined. |
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| Exmoor is loosely defined as an area of hilly open moorland in west Somerset and north Devon in South West England. |
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| These are already under way, asking a set of loosely defined but virtually the same questions to a range of informants who are professionals in the field. |
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| The region to the east of Lake Baikal is referred to as Transbaikalia, and the loosely defined region of the lake is sometimes known as Baikalia. |
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| Cultural heritage can be loosely defined as an aspect of cultural diversity, a touchstone of identity, a source of income and employment, and a form of cultural capital. |
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| Clearly something is up in the loosely defined inspirational genres. |
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| But this was always a loosely defined concept. |
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| In his fascinating body of work Alexandru weaves relationships between each element and character, as they work in concert to realize a loosely defined mythic narrative. |
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| Instead of presenting a well thought out and coherent proposal, the Commission presented a proposal that is loosely defined and whose sole aim is to make budgetary savings. |
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| The use of state secrecy legislation as well as other loosely defined criminal provisions facilitates the prosecution of those who speak or publish freely. |
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| The concern to give fresh coherence to a text that has become a tangle of loosely defined rules and provisions therefore appears, of course, to be the most important one in the current round of redrafting. |
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| Worker ants forage in a very erratic manner and in loosely defined trails. |
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| Jim's spiritual journey is also loosely defined. |
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| Prose in its simplicity and loosely defined structure is broadly adaptable to spoken dialogue, factual discourse, and to topical and fictional writing. |
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