Sentence examples for characterization of the issue from inspiring English sources
Indian leaders agree with that characterization of the issue but, unlike the mayors and tavern owners in predominantly white towns like Harrah, Wapato and Toppenish, they argue that of course tribal sovereignty should give them the power to outlaw liquor sales throughout the reservation.
Moore says that Grexit's characterization of the issue is wrong.
There is an old Inuit saying that offers an accurate characterization of the issue at hand: "We do not inherit the earth from our fathers, we borrow it from our children".
Using data out of context of study design and without regard to reliability and sound interpretation result in improper characterization of the issue and misdirection for future research.
As usual, Republicans seem totally willing to perpetuate and manipulate an inaccurate characterization of the issues, and Democrats seem totally incapable of effectively framing the issues themselves.
Mr. Bush seemed muted during the news conference and gave several erroneous, unclear or unwelcome characterizations of the issues he was addressing.
Your call for congressional pressure on NASA to clarify and better disseminate its safety survey is sound, but your characterization of this issue as merely consumer protection is not.
I was also pleased with the union president's characterization of the teacher quality issue.
Edwards's view that basing such troops in Iraq would likely be unworkable seems sound, but so did Obama's characterization of the quarreling on the issue as a "distinction without a difference".
Criteria for evaluation and characterization of the FRCM were issued by the International Code Council Evaluation Service (ICC-ES) in a document titled "Acceptance Criteria for Masonry and Concrete Strengthening Using Fiber-Reinforced Cementitious Matrix (FRCM) Composite Systems" (AC434 2013).
