Sentence examples for always categorised from inspiring English sources

The Ministry of Defence always categorised rubber bullets as non-lethal despite the fact that three youths were killed using the projectiles during 1972 and 1973.

This is not immediately evident from her photo, but in a country in which a perma-tanned former prime minister is categorised as white, and many pretty pallid mixed-race people, including a friend of mine I always thought was white until she told me she was black, are always categorised in line with their darker parent, it's regarded as important.

Radiology has always been categorised as a medical specialty that mainly provides support to clinicians.

Hardeep also happens to be a second generation British Sikh and, whether he likes it or not, he's likely to always be categorised as a "British Asian artist".

However, it should be noted that Th2 responses should not always be categorised, as being detrimental or unnecessary in handling cryptococcal infection.

Both researchers and respondents may not have always correctly categorised illicitly traded cigarettes by price and packaging especially those illicit packages that might have expertly mimicked legal packaging requirements.

An additional consideration is that researchers and respondents may not have always correctly categorised illicitly traded cigarettes by price and packaging especially those illicit packages that might have expertly mimicked legal packaging requirements.

Moreover, a number of genomes carry clear misannotations, and protein family databases do not always correctly categorise RNRs.

Answers were categorised in "always" and "not always" (latter category including "usually", "seldom", and "never").

His 80s films are among the classics of queer cinema, although Almodóvar has always refused to be categorised specifically as a gay film-maker.

Though she would be profoundly moved when they came to meet her from prison in 1916, and when they filled her flat with precious luxuries such as tea bags, cocoa, flowers and fruitcake, Luxemburg always carefully avoided being categorised as a "woman".