Sentence examples for characterized the interest from inspiring English sources
Mr. Ten characterized the interest in stonework as a "follow the leader type of thing".
In Finch v Haynes, supra, land was deeded to Cora Finch and Nellie Haynes "and the survivor of them". The Court again characterized the interest created as "a moiety to each [party] for life, with remainder to the survivor in fee". Id., p 354. Nellie quitclaimed her interest in the land to her husband, John Haynes.
She characterized the office's interest at present as "a preliminary assessment" rather than an investigation.
Rahim Kanani: In that same vein, how would you characterize the growing interest in social entrepreneurship and impact investing across Latin America?
Austrian affairs from 1867 to 1918 were, in fact, determined more by bureaucratic measures than by political initiative; traditions dating from the reign of Joseph II, rather than capitalist interests, characterized the Austrian liberals.
A similarly objective approach characterized the work of photographers interested in the artistic ideas embodied in Constructivism; the movement proposed that photographs could be a means to present the commonplace from fresh vantage points and thereby reawaken interest in routine objects and processes.
The journal covers all aspects of French colonization and the history of all French colonies, reflecting the temporal span, geographical breadth, and diversity of subject matter that characterize the scholarly interests of the Society.
Supported by eastern business and financial interests, he characterized the election as "a struggle to preserve the financial honor of the government," urging voters to support "an honest dollar" and "an untarnished national credit". This flyer superimposes an outline map of the states on a fierce dog with an "Election" bone in its mouth.
The previous three elections were won by Marguerite Poindexter LaMotte, who successfully characterized the large donors as outside interests seeking to meddle and profiteer.
To determine whether a challenged law pursues a "compelling government interest," courts must first characterize the relevant government interest whose importance is to be assessed.
