Geithner, of course, would survive the controversy and be confirmed, but this approach what I suspected to be a careful and potentially misleading parsing of the truth would soon characterize many of Treasury's public statements about TARP.Incidentally, Mr Barofsky leaves out the most damning detail of all.
The documents also showed that Soon had characterized a number of his technical publications as "deliverables" to Southern under a funding agreement with the company.
MS. CLARKE -- It's too soon to characterize which way it's going.
Bruins Coach Claude Julien said it was too soon to characterize the extent of Horton's injury.
Triumphalism, first applied in 1964 to excessive pride in one's church, more recently used to derogate American leadership, soon to characterize Kremlin arrogance; and Putinism, coined in January 2000 by Richard Gwyn in The Toronto Star to mean "a state that is strong and yet also is, more or less, democratic".
Cases (c) to (e) indicate that although one of the P, B and T criteria is failed, the substance is still of very high concern as soon as it is characterized by LRTP.
Toxicologists and others such as those working in genetics, molecular toxicology, or the newly developing field of toxicogenomics (Feron et al. 2002; Thomas et al. 2002) may soon be able characterize a chemical's effect at the genetic level.
The defense also tried to raise doubts about other suspects, casting a shadow on two Kuwaiti interpreters who were detained after the attack but soon released in what the authorities characterized as a mistake.
But Perugians soon noticed that almost every report characterized our city as a place where hedonistic students partied, boned, and were murdered.
As soon as the WRKY domain was characterized, it was suggested that it contained a novel zinc finger structure, even though the spacing of zinc chelating amino acids was unusual.
