Sentence examples for legally categorized from inspiring English sources
"It had been legally categorized as an introduced pest species with pigs, feral dogs, foxes, and it is now endangered wildlife," he said.
"But our view is that this is a distinct product," he said, explaining that electricity produced by wind was legally categorized as something different than electricity produced by more standard means, like coal or nuclear energy.
The state-owned forest land has been legally categorized into five classes: state, reserved, protected, un-classified and resumed lands.
The Trump Foundation is legally categorized as a "private non-operating foundation" whereas the Clinton Foundation is a "public charity".
While we have used the word 'pharmacy' for outlets that sell medicines, these are legally categorized as 'Chemist & Druggists' or 'Pharmacies'.
How do we legally categorize a woman who gives birth to her own sibling?
In her 1995 essay "The Trouble With Following the Rules," anthologized in her new collection, Gaitskill writes about a similar scenario that she was subjected to herself ― one that she describes as emotionally wrecking, even if it couldn't legally be categorized as rape.
The body camera plan, as currently described for New York City, is rife with the potential to exacerbate this problem, most clearly because body camera footage is categorized legally as a part of an officer's personnel file, and thus mostly off-limits to the defense attorneys.
The other limitation in this study is that marital status could be categorized into legally married and non-married only.
But the high court's 2007 ruling in Massachusetts v. EPA, which categorized greenhouse gases as a pollutant, legally compels the federal environmental agency to police emissions. .
Individuals who were legally married or cohabiting were considered to have a spouse; single, divorced, or separated individuals were categorized as not having a spouse.
