They can be characterized briefly as follows

The implication is that the post crisis global economy will not be characterized by balance, but by a return to large macroeconomic imbalances. But, although many economists will consider this problematic, history shows that symbiotic imbalances have characterized virtually all periods of global economic expansion.

Participants noted that this sector could be characterized by the following facts

As such, the GM can be characterized in terms of the following

The world economy continues to be characterized by slow and uneven growth and instability.

The population of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2002, therefore, may be characterized as biologically regressive.

That line of approach could be characterized as objective, but was specific rather than general.

(c) Work performed by the military forces which may be characterized as actual military service.

A unilateral statement did not need to be characterized as a reservation for it to be taken as such.

The current transformation will be more democratic, spreading through global supply chains and modern communications to all countries that are integrated into the global economy. And it will be characterized by partnerships between government, the private sector, and civil society.

We are entering an epochal period of change in the world, and certainly in America the period that will be characterized by the end of the cheap oil era.

Such consensus should be built through serious intergovernmental dialogue characterized by maximum transparency and sense of responsibility.

Today, UNSO may be characterized as a special programme in dryland management, desertification control and drought mitigation.

But what else is life characterized by?

Transition is a particularly sensitive phase characterized by a high level of uncertainty as to how a situation is going to develop whether there will be lasting peace or new conflict.

OIOS noted the insistence of HOAs that CSPs should not be confused with or characterized as humanitarian activities.

If each of these forms constitutes an international crime then the category itself may also be so characterized.

Even the smallest soil sample contains billions of micro organisms, of which microbiologists will have characterized less than 5 per cent.

The whole event was characterized by vibrant exchanges.

The whole event was characterized by vibrant discussions.

He characterized the new procedures as excessively lengthy.

Characterized domestic violence and child abuse as crimes

The rule was also characterized as very dangerous .

As indicated in decision 6 CP.1, the role of the subsidiary bodies can be broadly characterized as follows

If the actions cannot be characterized as criminal offences, the case is heard before the civil and commercial courts

I don't see it the way you characterized it.

Most of the related offences are characterized as felonies.

Currently the international economy was characterized by mixed signals.

In this scenario, the global environment is assumed to be characterized by relatively narrow self interest in the industrialized world.

The Tribunal held that the inability to access late breaking news stories or weather warnings can hardly be characterized as insignificant.

The work of the Committee at the current session could be characterized as having been substantively constructive, focused and action oriented.

It continued to be characterized by serious delays in the payment of assessed contributions, their partial payment or even non payment.

Optimism is sometimes characterized as a belief, an intellectual posture.

This move has been characterized by Ethiopia as purely defensive.

25. Nevertheless, although emerging from the recession will not be enough in itself to solve the employment problem, there are reasons to believe that the features of economic growth will be different from those of the 1992 1994 cycle, which was characterized by high product growth and low increase in employment.

Successful achievement of the envisaged targets will allow Tajikistan to become, in Central Asia, an example of an emerging democracy characterized by equality and prosperity.

The commentary will also explain that this recommendation refers to insolvency rules without regard to whether they are characterized as procedural, substantive, jurisdictional or otherwise.

Even access to television commercials cannot be characterized as trivial, as advertising has a significant place in the fabric of popular culture.

It should be pointed out that the draft law on international judicial cooperation in criminal matters is characterized by the following features

Regrettably, current endeavours to address those concerns continue to be characterized by actions that paralyse the multilateral instruments established to address them.

Traditionally, the offence of theft requires that the intangible and or tangible thing taken must be capable of being characterized as property .

2. Recalls that, as indicated in decision 6 CP.1, the role of the subsidiary bodies can be broadly characterized as follows

Paradoxically, the end of the century will be characterized by an expansion in the goods at the disposal of the economy and a growing degree of dissatisfaction with the use that is being made of these goods.

He said that supersonic aircrafts are characterized by loud noise effects.

It was characterized by a nation versus nation, very fragile standoff.