Sentence examples for officially categorised from inspiring English sources

At least two of these seem to have been officially categorised by Ofsted as "flawed inspections".

'In between five and 10 years, the andropause will be officially categorised as a medical condition, with massive investment in its treatment,' Carruthers says.

Only two have been officially categorised as hate crimes: to be classed as bias –motivated the authorities require evidence such as the use of gay slurs.

Despite the fact that it poses as big a threat to health as the more widely covered air and water pollution, data on soil pollution has been so closely guarded that it has been officially categorised as a "state secret".

Research also showed that as many as four in 10 children officially categorised as living in poverty were still not eligible to receive free school meals – and that a universal provision would be disproportionately beneficial to those on lower incomes.

Except that Grayling told MPs that "tax credits are officially categorised as a benefits matter and not a tax matter",  and that was why they were not in the Finance Bill.

Overall, our findings indicate that low Hb levels are a serious problem in poor areas of rural China, affecting a large proportion of Chinese infants living in these areas, and officially categorising anaemia as a 'severe' public health problem according to the WHO.

For example, James Brown's "influence" cannot be measured just in retail units, but from the impact of him yelling to people categorised as officially inferior, "Say it out loud, I'm black and I'm proud".

It would not be categorised.

Human beings are categorised and, tellingly, divided.

All are categorised by age group.