Sentence examples for made class from inspiring English sources

It has made class actions, the very staple of civil rights cases, almost completely unavailable.

Mr. Thayler said the organization did not believe the cases should be made class actions suits.

He has made class war fashionable again, and in his own backyard the revolutionary forces are gathering.

It was rejected, they were both made class C, and possibly as a consequence young people began to turn to mephedrone.

As today's government gingerly restates the obvious - that class structures British society - they will not emulate the vehemence with which the Liberal Lloyd George made class a political dividing line.

Both Sony Music and Warner Music have made class action settlements – both without acknowledging any wrongdoing on their part – that include royalty increases of a few per cent for digital (considering that many artists that signed deals from the 1960s to the 1980s are on royalties as low as 5%, that makes little difference).

There is no air-conditioning, which has made classes this summer a trial.

This made classes in the theory of computer science and computer hardware architecture very difficult for me.

"We have not identified a way to make Class work at this time," Ms. Sebelius said.

"We can't have practice from 3 to 6 and have all our players make class.

We use hygiene to make class distinctions, something already taken care of in less-fastidious Europe.