Sentence examples similar to re categorised from inspiring English sources

"Our listeners tend to become such good prisoners that they get re-categorised out!

We've looked on as writing has been commoditised; as photographers' fees have fallen; as creativity has been re-categorised as 'content'content

Mannheim wasted a disproportionate amount of energy in his retirement expressing his hatred of the "upstart Pole"; this degenerated into such an obsession that any former pupil who visited Cambridge was re-categorised as an "unperson".

How could they be discussing whether stationery cupboards could be re-categorised as urinals?' John is brilliant at spotting two things that are plausible, putting them together and making a third thing that is ridiculous.

If the police do re-categorise someone as high risk the truth remains that no offence has been committed yet.

UK Feminista has worked hard with other groups such as Object to re-categorise lapdancing clubs so they require special sex licences.

LATE last month Amanda Filipacchi, an American writer, discovered that the editors of Wikipedia, a crowdsourced online encyclopaedia, were re-categorising female American authors from "American Novelists" to to "American Women Novelists".

Countries are re-categorised every two years and are rated according to the standard of facilities, number of players and how well they do on the international stage.

At first it held 1,605 category C male prisoners, but it later re-categorised 256 places for category D prisoners, who are eligible for release on temporary licences.

He suggested there is a link between a large presence of betting shops in many areas and rates of crime and anti-social disorder and they should be re-categorised within the planning system to make it easier for councils to reject new venues.

However, BBC Radio 4's File on 4 programme has discovered that in some areas of England patients initially assessed as needing operations have subsequently been re-categorised as no longer in need of surgery - meaning they effectively vanish from waiting list statistics.