Sentence examples for characterises itself as from inspiring English sources
The San Francisco-based hedge fund has about $18bn in assets and characterises itself as an investor which works constructively with management and the company's board to maximise returns for all shareholders, rather than staging public battles with management.
Horsley has been at the forefront of an unrelenting campaign against abortion that straddles the blurry line between the mainstream movement characterising itself as "pro-life" and men like Scott Roeder who has been charged with Tiller's murder.
The company has taken out ads characterising itself as a victim of a "trial lawyer bonanza".
Hard on the heels of the Tories promising to increase NHS funding by £8bn a year in real or inflation-adjusted terms, without announcing spending cuts or tax increases to pay for it, Labour is characterising itself as the party that won't make any unfunded spending increases.
Numerical identity can be characterised, as just done, as the relation everything has to itself and to nothing else.
This is not, and cannot be characterised as, regulation of the press.
The opposition is sometimes characterised as liberal.
Browne characterises herself as an Australian freelance indexer.
The money was not characterised as commission, but as quasi-official fees for marketing services.
Turnbull has also created a special election poster with a signed "guarantee" that he would never privatise Medicare to reinforce his announcement on Sunday that the Coalition had now abandoned plans to investigate the outsourcing of the payments systems, which Labor is seeking to characterise as "privatising" Medicare itself.
