Characterizing what he has heard from international leaders, Mr. Zakheim said he was constantly asked: " 'What's up with you people?
During the exchange with the commissioner, Mr. Williams, who represents the district where the police shooting and the vigil took place, criticized Mr. Kelly for characterizing what he viewed as long-simmering community anger as a mere "disturbance".
And while he characterized what he did know about as "damning," he said that instead of irrefutable proof, investigators had an array of indirect evidence that they argue strongly implicates Dr. Ivins in the attacks, which killed 5 people and sickened 17 others.
Rear Admiral John Kirby, the Pentagon press secretary, characterized what he called Hagel's "initial steps" as "prudent given the large number of military personnel transiting from their home base and west Africa and the unique logistical demands and impact this deployment has on the force".
" 'No, you can't have it because we say you can't have it,' and when you ask why, there is no 'why,' " said Bob Lawrence, development coordinator at the station and father of the AM radio campaign, characterizing what he says is the attitude of Ofcom, the British communications authority, toward its former archnemesis.
By 1889 Franz Brentano used the term to characterize what he called "descriptive psychology".
Williams seeks to put flesh on WB by characterizing what he calls sound deliberative routes, the thought then being that if R is a justifying reason for A, there is some sound deliberative route from A's actual motivational state to a state where he is motivated to act in a way that R would explain.
He tries to refine further the relevant notion of confirmation, characterizing what he takes to be an intuitive notion of inductive confirmation, and then contends that only generalizations that are not believed not to be lawlike can be (in his sense) inductively confirmed.
As the deposition dragged on, she began to describe a brutal sexual encounter between the two in 1989, using the word "rape" to characterize what he did to her, the Daily Beast reported Monday.
After winning re-election Obama characterized what he saw as knee-jerk Republican opposition in Congress, with this vivid picture, "My thinking was when we beat them in 2012, that might break the fever and it's not quite broken yet".
