Sentence examples for that characterising from inspiring English sources

Foskett said that "characterising such a scheme as involving or being analogous to 'slavery' or 'forced labour' seems to me to be a long way from contemporary thinking".

Mr Justice Foskett, sitting at the high court in London, said that "characterising such a scheme as involving or being analogous to 'slavery' or 'forced labour' seems to me to be a long way from contemporary thinking".

The prime minister has had, I believe, an essentially decent campaign, perhaps in part because he recognises that characterising the other lot as monsters is a pretty reliable way of alienating the people who support them.

Although it is true that characterising financial outlay as capital expenditure instead of cost does serve to increase reported profits in a year, this action actually decreases cash flow (because of a higher tax burden).

Our findings suggest that characterising trends in landscape productivity patterns over large areas is possible using remote sensing technology and the integration of productivity trends with explanatory spatial data sets can provide insights into drivers of productivity dynamics.

It has been suggested that characterising vegetation in terms of plant functional traits could provide a simple and effective method for predicting CH4 emissions [ 43, 51- 53].

It represents the suburban sprawl that characterises much of Johannesburg.

Indeed, there is a vicious circle that characterises the typical cycle of entrepreneurship.

The obsession with radiation that characterises The Bridge is a hallmark of Cold War nuclear anxieties.

Those selling sex on Kolontayevskaya Street are familiar with the brutality that characterises the trade.

Many commentators have waxed lyrical about the futility and absurdity that characterises many junior ministerial jobs.