Sentence examples for has characterised local from inspiring English sources

By 1996, when Taliban had captured Kabul and put an end to the Afghan civil war, the Arab Wahhabi groups and Salafists who had earlier left for Africa, the Caucasus and the Balkans began to pour back into the Pakistan-Afghanistan region, thereby completing the toxic mix that has characterised local militancy in the region.

It is known that the use of the distributed test architecture can affect the power of testing and recent work has characterised this in terms of local s-equivalence: in the distributed test architecture we can distinguish two FSMs, such as an implementation and a specification, if and only if they are not locally s-equivalent.

This pattern has characterised recent Octobers.

China has characterised its relationship with Africa as "win-win".

Blair has characterised her confidential messages to Clinton as harmless.

Bland, consensus-driven populism has characterised European politics post-Thatcher.

And these early comments are steeped in the humanity that has characterised him ever since.

This is significant in the 'old vs young' struggle that has characterised Italian politics recently.

Terence Davies has characterised The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton as Jane Austen with the gloves off.

Thereafter he settled into that amble that has characterised his time on Tyneside.

Truss has characterised the proposed changes to streamline the industry as a cut to red tape.