Emirates disputes this characterization.
Is it any surprise that they've been magnets for crime?" But advocates call that characterization unfair and outdated.
"We reject Prime Minister Erdogan's characterization of Zionism as a crime against humanity, which is offensive and wrong," said Tommy Vietor, a spokesman for the National Security Council, in a statement.
Dukakis's response of no, as well as a provocative ad about convicted felon Willie Horton, contributed toward Bush's characterization of Dukakis as "soft on crime".
The paper presents a comprehensive formal characterization of the model and illustrates its capabilities in a crime data management application.
Mr. Trump objected to Lester Holt's characterization that "stop-and-frisk," the New York Police Department practice targeting minority and high-crime areas for searching people, had been found to be unconstitutional racial profiling.
Human Rights Watch observes that standard focuses attention "not on the crime, but on the nature of the subject", often against a backdrop where "inflammatory stereotypes and highly charged characterizations of Islam and foreigners often prevail".
That may be too broad a characterization, because the letter of the law actually says there needs to be an "intent" to commit a crime in order for modifying a console or computer to be considered illegal.
These storylines often contained false characterizations of the crimes, the defendants and their motives and even made-up bits of dialogue between the defendants that were clearly designed to demonize the juvenile defendants, inflame the passions of jurors, and ensure that jurors would convict them.
Sketchy characterization.
Mr. Smith rejected that characterization.
