Sentence examples for has to be categorized from inspiring English sources

That's a neocon answer, if it has to be categorized.

That something has to be categorized as an invention, defined loosely as any "art, process, machine, manufacture, or composition of matter" or an improvement on an existing invention.

It seems that everyone has to be categorized for the masses.

Okay, given the unceasingly scatological language in which The Motherf**ker With the Hat is couched (the title being only the beginning of the four-, seven- and twelve-letter-word deluge), it has to be categorized as a post-modern drawing-room comedy.

To this end, any predictive variable has to be categorized by empirically identifying cut-off values which define a risk jump.

All that was required during the first 22 of the 32 years covered by this review was that every attendance had to be categorized as either emergency or non-emergency.

The origin data keeps much wider taxonomy in the OSM.roads.surface attribute, than the RoadSurfaceCategoryValue «codeList» Therefore the original values have to be categorized according to the allowed values for the target data scheme (constrained here by INSPIRE TWG [7]).

A new German law stipulates that children who are born of indeterminate gender no longer have to be categorized as "male" or "female".

"I write books as an old man, but in this country you have to be categorized, and I guess a little boy swimming in the nude in a bowl of milk (as in 'In the Night Kitchen') can't be called an adult book," he told The Associated Press in 2003.

It is unfortunate that Veridical had to be categorized as a "web tool".

In order to conduct a true analysis, the species would have to be categorized individually and each result counted just for that species.