Sentence examples for characterised as not from inspiring English sources

The other sense of Lebensraum is habitat, the realm that must be controlled for survival, inhabited perhaps temporarily by people characterised as not quite fully human.

I don't just mean Britney Spears and Take That both putting out records with the word "Circus" in the title (an eventuality which can only realistically be characterised as "not fair").

The question most commonly characterised as not relevant was "able to keep yourself healthy" (25.3%), followed by "able to cope with life" (22.5%).

Descriptive statistics were used to identify the individual questions and patterns of questions that were most commonly characterised as not applicable in the three questionnaires.

A large UK study with data that had been routinely collected from approximately 190,000 consultations excluded 16% from the analysis because more than one question had been characterised as not applicable [ 7].

For example, a district that is characterised by MOH as hard to reach would have a per capita pharmaceutical expenditure of UGX 0.362 higher than a district that is characterised as not hard to reach, all other factors being constant.

We are unable to identify a case in which the alleged behaviour leading to conviction could not properly be characterised as 'abusive' as well as 'insulting'insulting

This is not, and cannot be characterised as, regulation of the press.

The opposition is sometimes characterised as liberal.

Evidence from another study based on in-depth interviews with Cambodian FEWs found that, while condom use was generally high with commercial partners, non-commercial or romantic relationships were not characterised as risky and typically did not involve condom use.

The patients, who all can be characterised as nibblers, do not experience that they have a dialogue with the nursing staff about nutritional issues, nor that they are guided in what to eat and drink in order to recover.