Sentence examples for classed by from inspiring English sources

Most of the regions which lie above the 38-country average number of fatalities per volcanic event are classed by the United Nations (UN) as developing, whilst most below are classed as developed (UN Statistics Division, 2011).

About 20percentt are classed by the city as noncooperative.

Air and climate scores were fitted for remaining plots, classed by lichen bioeffects, and mapped.

As an industry, newspapers have long been classed by investors as mature, with limited growth potential.

But instead it brought fury, with Greenwald classed, by other journalists, as somehow undesirable.

While it is classed by the IMF as "developing", China's GDP of $10,940bn means its economy is nearly four times bigger than the UK's.

It originally stated that Ahrar al-Sham was linked to the Muslim Brotherhood and classed by the US as a proscribed organisation.

Detachable keyboards such as the Lenovo Yoga are classed by Gartner as "ultramobiles" but by IDC as "tablets" – and so not included in its PC shipment figures.

Additionally, the way feminine hygiene products are classed by governments in the UK and Canada means these products are taxed, a tax which some groups say is unfair.

Physically, the Kafir do not seem to differ much from their neighbours; they speak a language classed by some as Dardic.

NCBI original descriptions of prokaryotic catalases and comparison with the new ontology proposed by OxyGene Numbers stand for ab initio annotated catalases that were re-classed by OxyGene.