Sentence examples for had categorised from inspiring English sources

I much prefer the earlier verdict of an RNLI spokesman, who had categorised the farrago as a "joint training exercise" – that "joint" amusingly suggesting some kind of parity between the RNLI and the Grylls family.

For some reason I've never really given much thought to the company or its products; for some reason I had categorised it as a manufacturer of interchangeable, small, boxy cars.

Two members of the expenditure review committee of cabinet, Mathias Cormann and Josh Frydenberg, confirmed during budget week that their wives had accessed two paid parental leave schemes, conduct other ministers had categorised as "double-dipping" or a "rort".

The new bill had categorised the citizens of India into three clear groups based on their income levels (GOI 2013).

Several of the Delphi-members had categorised items into several subdomains.

Clinicians were most likely to disagree with the CDSS when they had categorised the patient's pain as 'atypical'atypical

The Cooper Hewitt museum has categorised beauty into seven types.

"There are 3,500 streets in Moscow and we have categorised them into 10 types.

For decades, accountants have categorised employees as a liability due to their salaries and future pensions.

We've scouted out the best bargains, and have categorised them below.

For the first time, it has categorised these as crimes against humanity.