Five years into this new era, how should we characterize it?

Some commentators, such as Julia Ioffe, characterize this nostalgia as generational.

Repeated retweets of RT's Russian language service characterize many of the supposedly fake accounts.

Using our name to tell another story, a company s history, would de characterize us?

If you had to characterize your wife in three words, which ones would you pick?

But it is puzzling only if we characterize Asia as being multi polar rather than hierarchical.

Yet, given the chaos and paralysis that increasingly characterize Palestinian politics, that opportunity will go untaken.

Another technique is transference accusing opponents of having motives or using methods that characterize the accuser himself.

Is this kid autistic or does he have ADHD? His behavior is hard to characterize either way.

One might characterize this as a dialogue of the deaf, except that most deaf people manage to communicate with each other quite well, through sign language and other means.

The United Nations, the G 7, the European Union, and the United States all characterize it as an illegal act.

As a result, they are approaching negotiations skeptically, rather than emphasizing the sense of mutual obligation that should characterize the alliance.

Many of the problems that characterize the complex US Mexican relationship will be ameliorated if Mexico can sustain rapid economic growth.

Wouldn't it characterize us, as a state, better than a monument in Dushanbe or the flag on the world's tallest flagpole?

Assisting Iraq's political regeneration may be the most difficult task, given the many religious, ethnic, geographic and political divisions that characterize Iraqi society.

Given lower labor costs, local businessmen could decide to invest under the conditions of uncertainty and high risk that characterize post conflict situations.

Criticism of the United States and the popularity of conspiracy theories a clear sign of distrust of any government characterize the Russian society.

America s third mistake was to overestimate how effective conventional military power would be in dealing with the weak states and networked transnational organizations that characterize international politics, at least in the broader Middle East.

Whether or not they make Miliband the next prime minister (in a coalition with the Liberal Democrats, the SNP, or both), they are likely to characterize elections elsewhere as well in the years ahead.

None of these advances would have been possible had researchers been operating according to the three year plans that characterize much of current academia.

To cope with the transnational challenges that characterize a global information age, the international community will have to continue to develop a series of complementary networks and institutions that supplement the global framework of the UN.

From a European perspective, the hunger for dividends and the emphasis on short term performance goals that characterize these institutions is both amazing and frightening.

And essentially what Bayes did was to provide a mathematical way using probability theory to characterize, describe, the way that scientists find out about the world.

UNOPS management proposes to work out a strategy to address the fundamental problems of income volatility and high fixed costs that characterize the existing organizational arrangements.

Indeed, as studies continue to identify and characterize CNVs, we anticipate achieving a better understanding of the relationship between these genetic variations, complex diseases, and human adaptability.

But while it is celebrated in certain American circles, it displays many of the problems that characterize past trade agreements, problems that generate much discontent about globalization.

But China has attained much higher GDP growth than the OECD economies, driven largely by the rapid productivity gains that characterize the initial catch up phase of emerging market development.

SEOUL As China continues its unremitting rise, people throughout East Asia are wondering whether their states will ever be able to achieve the peaceful, stable relations that now characterize Europe.

The combination of the two is, I believe, behind the feeling of powerlessness that is now affecting the whole of Europe, and that may appear to characterize social democracy in particular.

To understand Zidane s popularity, one need only set his modesty and attention to others against the arrogance and indifference that characterize the behavior of so many other celebrities, including football players.

Among the innovations that characterize the new platform is a feature that allows users to verify themselves in order to gain access by using social network accounts like Twitter and Facebook.

Serbia remains stuck in a nineteenth century world of nationalism and refuses to recognize the new global realities of economic interdependence, inter state reciprocity, and collectivism all of which characterize today s EU.

This region receives information from all the senses and in turn controls the various networks that inspire the speeding heart, sweaty palms, wrenching stomach, muscle tension and hormonal floods that characterize being afraid.

WASHINGTON, DC In the maelstrom of events and news that characterize the current global crisis, it is often difficult to keep a clear head and a sense of what is really going on.

But instead of saying, we need to hire a professional class of librarians to organize these photos once they're uploaded, Flickr simply turned over to the users the ability to characterize the photos.

If public and private investment decisions are driven only by the easily measured and easily defined, we will miss out on the breakthrough moments that characterize so much of human achievement and advancement.

Serbia remains stuck in a nineteenth century world of nationalism and refuses to recognize the new global realities of economic interdependence, inter state reciprocity, and collectivism 45 45 all of which characterize today s EU.

The program uses a tactic that was very common in the United States during the period of racial segregation a white actor is painted black (actually a black woman) to characterize features of African descent.

And it's a pool that's too difficult to fully characterize, even by modern methods, and the product looks brown, like this tar here on the left. A pure compound is shown on the right, for contrast.

Every time I write about missing people, or about the discovery of secret graves, or some other dire issue, I feel that slips further from the peace and justice that characterize much of the rest of the world.

The idea behind the billboards, according to the coalition, is to characterize those who oppose LGBT rights as in need of social assistance to overcome their own prejudices, especially in light of the institutional hatred for sexual minorities in the country.

NEW YORK It is difficult for me, as an advocate against rape and other forms of violence against women, to fathom the laziness and willful ignorance that characterize so much of the media coverage of the sexual assault allegations against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

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