Sentence examples for form of officially from inspiring English sources

Today, it is the most common form of officially classified mental illness.

Anxiety and its associated disorders represent the most common form of officially classified mental illness in the United States today, more common even than depression and other mood disorders.

By Veronica Geng The New Yorker, March 2 , 1987P. 29 Writer gives instructions, expressed in the form of officially worded rules, regulations, "warnings and strictures", on the placing of one's hands over one's face.

Each vehicle must satisfy a list of requirements, in the form of officially witnessed tests, before it is allowed to race.

This form of officially sanctioned discrimination is both deeply troubling as a piece of legislation and an affront to the universal values of individual liberty and human rights.

Not until 1995 did the French government, in the form of Jacques Chirac, officially adopt responsibility for its role in the deportations.

It isn't every decade that a new form of media officially joins the spoken and written word as a member of the special class of protected endeavor we consider vital to the functioning of pluralistic, democratic society.

I've never felt entirely comfortable with the non-hyperactive form of ADHD, officially called ADHD-inattentive type, but to nearly everybody else called simply ADD.

Seven times as many poor children are obese as those who are underweight, an indication that government aid in the form of food stamps, now officially called SNAP, does a good job of addressing hunger but encourages the consumption of unhealthy calories.

The new form of CKD is not officially recognized in the Americas even though kidney disease has killed more people in El Salvador and Nicaragua than diabetes, HIV/AIDS and leukemia combined in the last five years on record, the Center for Public Integrity found.

In Chile there are 74 areas subject to some form of marine conservation (22 officially protected areas and 52 proposals).