Sentence examples for has repeatedly characterized from inspiring English sources
The peace plan does not specifically oblige Israel to release prisoners, and Israel has repeatedly characterized the step as a good-will gesture.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg called yesterday on the homeland security secretary, Tom Ridge, to stand up to Congress over what the mayor has repeatedly characterized as its efforts to shortchange New York City on anti-terrorism money.
General Clark has repeatedly characterized himself as "an outsider" in recent days, seeking to use his biography as a military commander to contrast himself with his main rivals, who he implies are captive to "special interests".
While Mr. Gross would not comment today, he has repeatedly characterized the delays and cost overruns as "growing pains" and has said he is baffled by the criticism of a system he considers to be successful.
Mr. Torricelli declined to speak about his testimony before the committee but has recently said he categorically denies ever getting any gifts from Mr. Chang, whom he has repeatedly characterized as a convicted felon and liar.
She barely survived a Tiger suicide bomb attack last year and has repeatedly characterized the rebel leader as a murderous, deceitful terrorist who has used the lulls of peace talks in the past to rebuild his forces.
Ever since Donald Trump won the Presidency, his aides have repeatedly characterized the Russia investigation as an insult to the American voters who put their faith in him.
The F.B.I. and the C.I.A. have repeatedly characterized the Al Qaeda terrorists as brilliant professionals — what I. C. Smith, who retired in 1998, after a twenty-five-year career at the F.B.I., much of it in counterintelligence, calls "the superman scenario".
To clarify, this was a call to Dems, perhaps more than anyone else, that the time has come for them to stiffen their spines and move forward with reconciliation, which Republicans, and even some nonpartisan observers, have repeatedly characterized as akin to marching off a cliff.
The Democratic contest has repeatedly been characterized as a choice between Hillary Clinton's "pragmatism" and Bernie Sanders's "idealism" – with the not-so-subtle message that realists choose pragmatism over idealism.
In particular, IL-6 and IL-8 are key mediators of neutrophil and monocyte recruitment in vivo and IL-6 has been repeatedly characterized as a critical mediator of the innate immune response to Listeria (Baggiolini and Clark-Lewis, 1992; Dalrymple et al., 1995; Personnic et al., 2010).
