Sentence examples for behaviour that has characterised from inspiring English sources

Corbyn thanked NEC members for their work during the marathon meeting on Tuesday, but it is understood that he also insisted that the abusive behaviour that has characterised the debate over the summer must end.

On technology multinationals, Osborne is insisting that the quid pro quo for what he believes is a generous corporate tax regime is a commitment by big multinationals to pay the tax they owe and end the freeloading that has characterised the behaviour of some of them.

Labelling them in this way absolves us from having to acknowledge that no child is born "evil" but any child can quickly become socialised into doing awful things – and seeing such behaviour as "normal" – if the only thing that has characterised their upbringing has been abuse and neglect.

Liverpool had at least escaped the drab sort of failure that has characterised their season.

Scotland met each assault with the sternness that has characterised their frustrating revival.

Thereafter he settled into that amble that has characterised his time on Tyneside.

And these early comments are steeped in the humanity that has characterised him ever since.

This is significant in the 'old vs young' struggle that has characterised Italian politics recently.

This led to the diplomatic standoff that has characterised our relations with Russia ever since".

One charity head last week praised the modest determination that has characterised the unit's work.

Where was the cut and thrust that had characterised their progress?