Examples of using Characterised in English and their translations into Turkish
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Observers characterised the results as largely following ethnic lines.
The Roots' strong narrative style characterised much of Survival's output.
Raci characterised Serbia's approach as being more co-operative in 2012.
Serbian National Council ofNorthern Kosovo head Milan Ivanovic characterised the arrests as a political act forced by Western pressure.
Its best characterised enzyme activity is the generation of mature 5'-ends of tRNAs by cleaving the 5'-leader elements of precursor-tRNAs.
She explained she intends to work full time onrepresenting war crimes victims in court and characterised her move as pragmatic.
Meanwhile, Dacic characterised a Wednesday meeting with Kostunica as productive.
Dacic-- the Socialist Party of Serbia's president and Jovanovic's most serious political opponentin the upcoming May elections-- characterised Jovanovic's statement as harmful to RS's existence.
Some, like Croatian writer Vedrana Rudan, characterised the film-- angrily and with vulgarities-- as being part of a US conspiracy.
At a September meeting in Tirana, defence ministers from Charter member states approved a joint defence document,which Albanian Defence Minister Pandeli Majko characterised as a demonstration of goodwill.
Convention President Valery Giscard d'Estaing characterised the process as a"mixture of hope and fear sprinkled over with a little dream powder.
Characterised by transparency and the fast transfer of money, the capital market in newly-independent Montenegro has proven especially attractive to investors in two other former Yugoslav republics-- Croatia and Slovenia.
Similarly, High Representative Valentin Inzko characterised the latest move as a"testimony of the RS governing coalition's contradictory policy.
William Butterfield, the original architect, a high churchman himself, produced a notable example of Victorian Gothic architecture, among his few secular buildings,which Pevsner characterised as"actively ugly", and which, Charles Eastlake asserted, defied criticism.
The best characterised variant is an A-to-G transition at nucleotide 70 that is in a loop region two bases 5' of a conserved pseudoknot.
Democratic Party of Serbia(DSS)leader and former Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica characterised the ICJ ruling as"extremely unfavourable for Serbia's state interests.
On Tuesday, Greece characterised the suit as an effort to prevent resolution of the two countries' 17-year-old name dispute.
Speaking Saturday during a conference on the Srebrenica massacre,Humanitarian Law Centre Director Natasa Kandic characterised the draft as"mild", adding that it demonstrates that institutions still aren't ready to face the past.
ATHOC characterised the incident as an isolated one, but pledged that all necessary measures would be taken to prevent its recurrence and hold those responsible into account.
Hungarian police representatives would not comment on the document,and Mihajlovic characterised the allegations as"a shot in the dark, and a result of Dinkic's lack of familiarity with police work.
Erdogan characterised his visit to France as"positive", adding that he told Chirac and French Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin that Turkey expects France to maintain a constructive attitude towards setting a date for opening accession talks.
He was one of the first religious leaders to react strongly against the Pope's September speech in Regensburg, Germany, in which the pontiffquoted a 14th century Byzantine emperor who characterised the Prophet Muhammed's teachings as"evil and inhuman.
Romanian President Traian Basescu characterised the signing as"a major step for each of the three countries equally, but also for the EU.
The official attitude in Tirana is that quick implementation of the Ohrid Accord is the best way to defuse extremist elements. In a speech at the Socialist International meeting held in Tirana on 5September, Nano characterised the recent developments as a relic of passing times, but added that they signal the need to accelerate implementation of the Accord.
Government leaders, who initially characterised the incident as an assault on Kosovo's institutions and the rule of law, expressed scepticism about the suspect's story.
Soon after, Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu characterised the entry of the Turkish company TAV in Macedonia as a"special opening for Turkey and for TAV.
Simunovic characterised the government's initiative not as a campaign, but as an effort to spark public dialogue."We are not planning any'I love NATO' actions, but different public discussions, possibly including roundtable discussions, as well as the beginning of a situation of permanent openness towards the public by all government agencies in charge of this issue, especially towards the media," he said.
Marking the anniversary, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton characterised the 1991 event not only as a turning point in bilateral relations, but also in the development of Albanian democracy.
Shah frequently characterised some of his work as really only preliminary to actual Sufi study, in the same way that learning to read and write might be seen as preliminary to a study of literature:"Unless the psychology is correctly oriented, there is no spirituality, though there can be obsession and emotionality.
After the scandal broke, she characterised it as"verbal terrorism by the opposition", while then-Prime Minister Ljubco Georgievski called it an"inflated bubble.