Sentence examples for be classed as dependent from inspiring English sources

The AUDIT identifies people who could be classed as dependent, harmful or hazardous drinkers; and has proven validity, high internal consistency and good test-retest reliability across gender, age and cultures [ 34- 38].

One in every 45 (2.2%) last-year users of BZP in New Zealand is classed as dependent upon it, although 97.9% of users said that "it would not be difficult to stop using legal party pills", and 45.2% of people who reported using both BZP and illegal drugs such as methamphetamine reported that they used BZP so that they did not have to use methamphetamine, which was perceived as more harmful.

Her entire family decided to emigrate to the UK when she was 18 but, due to her age, she could only enter the country on a student visa (while her younger brothers were classed as dependents and are now full British citizens).

T. gondii tyrosine hydroxylase requires the co-factor biopterin for catalytic activity (Fig. 4B), and can therefore be classed as a biopterin dependent aromatic amino acid hydroxylase.

Should they be classed as lobbyists?

You may be classed as moody.

This possibly could be classed as wrong.

Of the overall population, >50% were classed as steroid dependent, and ≥60% of patients received an average 45.9 ± 16.4 mg prednisolone and then attempted to reduce to a target dose of <10 mg/day over the 10-week taper period and ≤5 mg/day at week 52.

However, if you're classed as independent (rather than dependent as in most cases) then you could be eligible for up £5,600.

Homelessness among people with mental and physical health problems has increased by around 75% since the Conservatives came to power in 2010, and there has been a similar rise in the number of families with dependent children who are classed as homeless.

The court further ruled that, "where birds are either in pens or are significantly dependent on people, they are classed as livestock".