Without that money, BT might find it much harder to make the multibillion-pound bets on TV sports rights that have characterised its approach in recent years.
As the idea of responsibility has evolved over time, different combinations of the active/passive and temporal dimensions discussed above have characterised its different framings and understandings.
As saliva contributes to oral homeostasis, we have characterised its properties and flow rate in pregnant women with or without diabetes.
Its purpose was to reassure the public that the party would provide a new kind of governance and mitigate fears that a Labour government would return to the labour unrest that had characterised its past.
To clarify the potential clinical relevance of ERBB2 status in gastric cancer, we have characterised its overexpression and amplification in 463 patients with clinicopathological data and a follow-up time of 6 10 years.
"This kind of paranoid thinking has characterised his regime, but it appears to have reached new heights of late".
Thereafter he settled into that amble that has characterised his time on Tyneside.
He cites Ben-Gurion's declaration that Arab rights "must be guarded and honoured punctiliously" with no allusion whatsoever to the discrimination towards its own Arab citizens that has characterised Israel since its birth.
