Some experts think this will involve a more European approach, which they characterise as focusing on protecting particular competitors rather than protecting competition.
一些专家认为这会牵涉到更多欧盟方式，特点是聚焦于保护特别的竞争者而不是保护竞争。
Mr Blankfein gurned incredulously at some of the senators' questions, doubtless baffled that they would characterise as immoral profiteering what he views as prudent risk management.
Blankfein先生对议员们的一些问题持怀疑态度，毫无疑问他是为议员们将他认为的谨慎的风险管理定义为不道德的牟取暴利行为而感到困扰。
She cautions that "it would be wrong to characterise all opposition to vaccines as cranky or anti-science," because there can be problems with vaccines.
他告诫“那将是错误的把所有反对接种疫苗的描述看成是胡思乱想或是反科学的，因为接种会遇到某些问题。”
Some officials have sensibly sought to characterise the pull-out as a purely commercial decision of little broader significance.
一些官员明智地试图将退出定性为一个纯商业决定，没有多少影响大局的意义。
I'd characterise it as unprecedented in the history of Myanmar and on an order of magnitude with the effect of the tsunami on individual countries.
我这样形容这次的大灾难，它在缅甸的历史上是空前的，而且带来的影响与之前几个受海啸破坏的个别国家相当。
I'm not sure I would characterise it [Kinnock's remarks] as an announcement.
我不能确定金诺克的发言是否是正式宣布。
If they can, it is often hard to characterise them as shams.
即使能够弄清楚，常常也很难将它们定义为欺诈。
If they can, it is often hard to characterise them as shams.
即使能够弄清楚，常常也很难将它们定义为欺诈。
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