Sentence examples for has categorised from inspiring English sources

The Cooper Hewitt museum has categorised beauty into seven types.

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

Of course, it remains an open question whether the Kims, never deprived of access to foreign media, are aware that global popular culture has categorised them as clowns – a phenomenon that is unlikely to disappear any time soon.

Ferrante isn't just interested in female abandonment; she is interested in the way abandonment might disconcert a woman who has categorised herself as "strong" and looks down on vulnerability.

The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has categorised 4.4 million people in the Lake Chad region as "severely food insecure" – meaning they are in need of urgent food aid.

Pia Jarvad, a linguist at the University of Copenhagen, has categorised all the university's theses, articles and books in 1999 by the language they were published in and found that 84% of doctoral theses in the natural sciences were in English, against 14% in Danish.Danes and Swedes, who can understand each other's language well enough, nevertheless often use English for business meetings.

We have categorised MEPs according to how they voted.

He has done things that most human-rights organisations have categorised as serious crimes.

"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.