under a/the definition

Examples (10)

• Under the broader definition of ‘poverty’, thousands more people would be included.
• Pluto is no longer classified as a planet under the new definition adopted by the IAU.
• Freelancers are not considered employees under the current legal definition.
• Many modern installations qualify as art only under a very loose definition of the term.
• The company's actions might constitute misconduct under the definition outlined in the employee handbook.
• Under the proposed definition, more types of digital assets would be subject to taxation.
• He argued that his client's actions did not fall under the legal definition of fraud.
• Under a strict definition, a sandwich must contain at least two slices of bread, but many people disagree.
• We need to determine if this antique firearm qualifies as a weapon under the statutory definition.
• Under the official definition of a 'heatwave', this hot spell doesn't quite qualify.