Sentence examples for its own classifications from inspiring English sources

Each Paralympic sport then has its own classifications, dependent upon the specific physical demands of competition.

Each Paralympic sport then had its own classifications, depending on the specific physical demands of the competition.

This BRAC health facility has its own classifications of charges for the patients in terms of their socioeconomic conditions.

"Eastern Waterfall Guide" (www.aria-database.com/waterfall) has an long list with viewing tips and its own classification system.

Because of this unique feature, the proscenium theatre is often given its own classification.

Acxiom has its own classification system, PersonicX, which assigns consumers to one of 70 detailed socioeconomic clusters and markets to them accordingly.

Russell Luce, who lives a block off Welwyn on Schenck Avenue and owns a Mercury Mountaineer, questioned whether the village has the right to make its own classification of vehicles.

In other words, Spectrum is able to make better sense of the meaning of searches based on its own classification system.

For some odd reason Slashgear has been using the term smartbook in their posts, a portmanteau that is, arguably, about as descriptive as "sandwichbacon" or "cleverob/gyn" in that it conflates two terms in with the suggestion that other members of its own classification are not equally sandwich-oriented, clever, or smart.

The Network set its own classification, under the accepted rules of the Australian Commercial Television Code of Conduct.

The Vidal® database uses both the ATC (Anatomic Therapeutic Classification) as well as its own classification which although not formally recognized is nevertheless extensively used by healthcare professionals throughout France.