But what else is life characterized by?

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

We go through periods of enthrallment, followed by reactions in boardrooms, in the finance community best characterized as, what's the finance term? Ick pooey.

Another sector characterized by large migratory flows of indigenous groups is hazardous agriculture.

Bosnia and Herzegovina is characterized by intensive pluralization of family forms and family life styles.

The population is characterized by rapid growth and a very high proportion of young people.

The whole event was characterized by vibrant exchanges.

The whole event was characterized by vibrant discussions.

But before we can make life, let's think for a second what life really is characterized by.

One such difference is today's global economic landscape, characterized by pockets of affluence and mass, abject poverty.

Assistance for population activities flows through a diverse network, moving from the donor to the recipient country through channels that may be characterized as (a) bilateral directly from the donor to the recipient country Government (b) multilateral through organizations and agencies of the United Nations system or (c) non governmental.

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

Most of the related offences are characterized as felonies.

Mongolia is characterized by an unusual reverse gender gap (more girls than boys) in both enrolment and completion.

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

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

The expanded approach has been characterized by action in four areas.

The real issue, she noted, was how a conflict was characterized.

Yet others characterized relations among members of the Council as complex.

Judge Kirsch today accurately characterized Mexico's accession as a historic milestone.

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.

Public finances are characterized by a steady decline in State revenue, which is derived, almost exclusively, from fiscal and customs receipts.

We believe that it is important that the Agency preserve the integrity, professionalism and impartiality that have long characterized its work.

The existing consensus has been characterized as a relic of the past.

Rural area is characterized by poverty related problems unresolved housing conditions, unemployment, poor infrastructure, the inexistence of institutions that would provide assistance.

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

The Asia and Pacific region is also characterized by countries with a range of institutional development in overseeing integrity, transparency and accountability.

Clearly, periods of global growth are almost always characterized by symbiotic imbalances. But, while each of these episodes was characterized by macroeconomic distortions caused by the imbalances, they lasted for years, or even decades.

Yemeni society has been characterized by moral and religious tolerance since ancient times.

That happened because European bank regulation is still characterized by a race to the bottom. Colleges of regulators, the supposed solution, are inadequate.

The retail sector is characterized by economies of scale and scope as well as vertical integration and the existence of large retail chains.

18.20 The region is characterized by low rates of women's participation in the economic, social and political domains, despite their increased educational levels.

This situation is reflected by diverse forms of discrimination against them discrimination mostly characterized by unequal enjoyment of human rights and economic benefits.

Conflicts, confusion, and failure to achieve decentralization objectives have characterized many decentralization efforts.6

The indigenous peoples in Latin America are among the poorest in a region that is characterized by considerable levels of inequality, exclusion and insecurity.

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.

It is characterized by developed landscapes with relatively high slopes which, in addition to the unbalanced distribution of precipitation, lead to an unbalanced off flow.

Radar images are often characterized by speckle, which appears as a salt and pepper pattern.

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

Mr. Shrestha (Nepal) We are living in a world characterized by great possibilities and uncertainties.

But it is also a phase that is characterized by expectations for a better standard of living, justice, human rights, freedom, rapid development, social services and, of course, participatory governance.

The Panel notes that the mudflats are characterized by low levels of oil contamination, and the evidence provided is not sufficient to demonstrate that the contamination is causing environmental damage.

The historical evolution of the birth rate shaped a population structure that is sufficiently young, characterized by a very wide base and narrow at the top.

In that context, characterized by the mutual mistrust of the parties, the temptation to resort to war as a solution to conflict is a constant danger.

Detentions, hostage taking, murder and looting of relief supplies have increasingly characterized the security conditions there.