Sentence examples for are formally considered from inspiring English sources

This means that in the eyes of the largest physicians' group in the United States, the roughly 90 million Americans who are formally considered obese — that's about 30 percent of the population — aren't just in imperfect health.

The Women's Tennis Association effectively serves as a union for the players, who are formally considered independent contractors.

But it's usually just the franchisees who wind up in trouble when regulators come knocking, since they are formally considered the employers under the law.

Nursing students were also described as being used as "staff" which was considered inappropriate (nursing students are formally considered 'supernumerary' in the Australian context).

A policy paper on the eating of insects is being formally considered by the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation.

British officials said they expected the resolution to be formally considered early next week.

For in those days much of America was racially segregated and Mr Reed was formally considered black.

Iran began its quest to be admitted to the global trade body six years ago, but its application was formally considered for the first time this year.

The legality of the transfer falls on whether Bergdahl can be formally considered a "prisoner of war", a distinction that would grant President Obama constitutional authority to secure his release.

Mr Corbyn has privately backed the proposal, put forward by Labour MP Gareth Thomas, with the support of the Co-operative Party, and it will be formally considered in Labour's review of employment rights being carried out by fellow MP Ian Lavery.

Nearly five years ago, in January 2007, the Department of the Righteous at Yad Vashem nominated him to be a "righteous," the first Arab ever to be formally considered for this honor.