The group, called the Protest and Assembly Rights Project, which included people involved with the law clinics at New York University School of Law and Fordham Law School, said that they had cataloged hundreds of instances of what they described as excessive force and other forms of police misconduct said to have taken place since September, when the Occupy Wall Street movement began.
The four-page letter cataloged a series of instances in which Mr. Tsvangirai's Movement for Democratic Change found Mr. Mbeki's involvement objectionable and said it was not the first time the opposition had urged Mr. Mbeki to withdraw as mediator.
In 2012, the NCCD proposed to abandon the morphologic catalog of cell death instances in favor of a new classification based on quantifiable biochemical parameters.
This time, he said, agents wanted him to go behind bars on a phony gun charge and catalog instances of deputy misconduct.
Russia, for instance, presents a catalog of designs made during the Soviet era, drawing attention to how design developed during the time, often idealistic and forgotten, of a state-regulated economy.
Secondly, using these annotations, our approach automatically suggests possible pattern instances based on a reusable catalog of patterns and their variants.
The field had already proved pivotal to the handling of large data sets—having enabled, for instance, the compilation of a catalog of genetic variations for the 1000 Genomes Project.
The merger, for instance, will reunite the complete catalog of Frank Sinatra recordings, some of which are now held by EMI's Capitol Records and some by Warner's Reprise label.
Rambling around George's neighborhood, he catalogs instances of parental neglect and pill-popping and how "the perfectly trimmed grass... reeks of prosperity and the vigilant use of pest-control products.
