Sentence examples for class-oriented from inspiring English sources
The word "class-oriented" is an accepted and correct word to use in written English
It can be used to describe when something is organized or designed by taking into account different social or economic classes. For example, "The school's educational program is highly class-oriented, designed to provide an equitable learning experience for students of all backgrounds."
As Eugene Robinson of The Washington Post and Helene Cooper of The Times have pointed out, a lot of today's variation on the theme is class-oriented.
Hamza Hakim-Zada Niyaziy was also an early 20th-century playwright and poet later much favoured by Soviet authorities for his simplified, class-oriented plots and subjects.
Mr. Ortiz said the protesters were driven more by passion than reason — echoing the criticism of those who said their efforts should have been focused on Mr. Fortuño's office, not private businesses — but he said this reflected the spread of class-oriented anger.
In the latter he provided a classic defense for the principle of representative democracy, asked for the adequate representation of minorities, urged renewed public participation in political action for necessary social reforms, and pointed out the dangers of class-oriented, or special-interest, legislation.
Among the two papers on 'scheduling and resource allocation,' the paper entitled 'A capacity and minimum guarantee-based service class-oriented scheduler for LTE networks' by Salman Ali, Muhammad Zeeshan and Anjum Naveed, deals with LTE scheduler design with service class-oriented QoS requirements.
Following the need for a balanced LTE service class-oriented scheduler, we define a minimum resource guarantee-based scheduler in the downlink that follows LTE service class attributes like delay budget and packet loss rate in addition to providing best channel condition use.
With Clinton gone, Lieberman is perhaps the most unabashed spokesman for this new, middle-class-oriented tax and fiscal policy.
"Taiwan has become more middle-class-oriented, but we still keep our folk practices," Mr. Ting said.
"I would not count out a populist, working-class oriented, inequality-bashing candidate from arising," Florida wrote.
At the same time a watershed world literature class oriented him toward writing.
Sociologically, it was the understandable for the middle-class Christians to rally against the working-class oriented communists who were encouraged by the success of the Russian Revolution and, then, proclaimed atheism.
