Sentence examples for be classed as temporary from inspiring English sources

University chancellors and campaigners have called for international students to be classed as temporary migrants so that they are not counted in the figures.

And, until 2009, Australia was welcoming more and more people each year: net immigration (the definition is confusing) rose from about 160,000 in 2004 to over 300,000 in 2008, though two-thirds of those were classed as temporary migrants.

Clinical staff then excluded patients who did not meet the study inclusion criteria or who were diagnosed with a terminal illness or were classed as temporary residents.

Should they be classed as lobbyists?

You may be classed as moody.

This possibly could be classed as wrong.

Almost 20,000 of these live in 'other private sector accommodation', of which 13,620 families, couples and individuals are classed as living in temporary "self-contained annexes" – a 46 per cent increase since last year.

In addition, 14,670 households in England were classed as statutorily homeless, living in either temporary accommodation provided by local authorities, with no permanent address, as of September 2015 – up 4% on the previous year.

Who is classed as unemployed?

Dredges are classed as mechanical and hydraulic.

Only six were classed as green.