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I could characterise it as the start of a shift to moral capitalism. And not just as a corrective.

Needless to say, proponents of early withdrawal do not characterise their approach as just hoping for the best.

Tax authorities have enormous problems puzzling out these structures. If they can, it is often hard to characterise them as shams.

A social structure represents some of the cultural aspects that characterise the relationships between the participants.

Since Volvo's products were to be used by people, our founders insisted that safety and quality characterise everything we did.

The aim of the new cell bank is to store, characterise and clone cells and distribute them as required to researchers around the world.

It has very important significance to summed up the characterise of the unite.

This will be the first time THz technology has been used on cancer cells and it will also be developed to characterise genetic material.

Even the products-services are expressed with the same parameters that characterise the demand and are measured with an intensity mark.

Chandra X-ray observations were used to find and characterise the whopping black hole with a mass of more than 3 million suns.

"Zero" was a catchier slogan than the arcane incrementalism that had come to characterise old-time arms control.

Some officials have sensibly sought to characterise the pull-out as a purely commercial decision of little broader significance.

Such features characterise all state- provided or regulated insurance, from motor insurance to healthcare, and including deposit insurance.

Processes that have been applied for centuries characterise the production of beer.

Progressives characterise it as too small and conservatives link it to the 10 per cent unemployment rate and argue that it failed.

Additionally gas analysis by PMS is used to characterise the combustion properties of fuel gas used in the iron and steel industry.

Rather, the worry is of persistent price declines that characterise true deflation.

a public servant happy to characterise a crisis as "indeterminate, asymmetrical and anomalous" is Mr Achenbach's kind of guy.

Hosokawa mostly makes tea ceremony ware, using many of the different glazes that characterise each of Japan's famous pottery districts.

It shows how stochastic and deterministic trends characterise long-run behaviour of Taipei house prices.

It depends on the mix of investment strategies that characterise the market.

I'm not sure I would characterise it [Kinnock's remarks] as an announcement.

History will characterise all these transactions as insane.

Two things are outstanding in the creation of the English system of canals, and they characterise all the Industrial Revolution.

How would you characterise the Chinese way of doing business?

K And we can characterise the K which we call the K Infinite by a number of terms.

The different communities, spread throughout the world, share the same spirituality and principles which characterise the way of Sant Egidio

Characterise and Application of the Circular Sintering Machine

identify and characterise these signals to a specific threat;

The Engineering Characterise and Counter Measure for Widening of Subgrade on Higher Highway

developing a framework to characterise peoples ways of experiencing;

Characterise responses to unexpected events

Characterise of Geogrid for Use as Low Stress Condition