Sentence examples for it being categorised from inspiring English sources

Fantagraphics issued a statement denouncing the appropriation of the "mellow, positive-vibed frog that he is in the hands of his creator", which had led to it being categorised as a hate symbol, causing Furie "significant emotional and financial harm".

The reality is that raising awareness of the high frequency of a specific hazard occurring may not necessarily lead to it being categorised as a priority risk by GP teams.

Further, immediately after digging SDWs and before the water is consumed by humans, locals in Chinangali, Nzasa and, Mpamaa suburbs would pour such water on the ground and let it dry out before it is categorised for use based on its quality.

It is categorised as an unintentional injury for Australian government health records.

It's categorised by subjects like body parts - with covers that feature bellybuttons, that kind of thing.

In the Basel I accord, it is categorised as undisclosed reserves, revaluation reserves, general provisions, hybrid instruments and subordinated term debt.

Yoga for People Who Can't Be Bothered to Do It was categorised as nonfiction because that's what the publishers deemed most likely to succeed – ie, least likely to sink without trace.

DMT is a proscribed substance in various parts of the world; for example it is categorised as a "Class A" drug in the UK and a Schedule I drug under UN conventions.

"I realised that my best chance lay in ebooks and spent three months analysing the mechanics of how to make a book successful on Amazon," says Bloom. "It is your shop window so it's vital how your book looks in the thumbnail photo, how catchy the title is and how it's categorised, described and priced.

Per IRS regulations, it's categorised as a "private non-operating foundation".

It's categorised fracking as a typically buccaneering technology employed by industry to extract resources first and look after the environment later.