Sentence examples for should be categorised from inspiring English sources

Transfield Services outlined how reports should be categorised in its incident management framework of June 2013.

Pinter should be categorised with former winners Pearl S Buck, Rabindranath Tagore, Bertrand Russell and Winston Churchill - whose literary works are now almost completely unread.

The ban was imposed after particular concerns were raised over the Adler A110 lever-action shotgun and until the states and territories could determine a separate issue of how lever-action shotguns should be categorised.

A statement of the committee's findings said: "The committee, having viewed the footage of the incident and listened to the representations by and on behalf of the player, found that the stamp should be categorised as a mid-range offence in terms of seriousness, which carries a sanction of five weeks".

Properly, male circumcision should be categorised with a host of ritual crimes against children, including facial scarring and forced marriage, force-feeding and tooth extraction, which are usually summarised as harmful traditional practices and suppressed, whatever the religious or cultural arguments.

Whether this should be categorised as national or local spending depends on what the activists did: if they promoted local candidates, even part of the time, then at least some costs associated in bringing them to the constituency should have been declared locally.

I think a lot of new music shouldn't be categorised because once you do it sounds horrible.

But older people should not be categorised as economically inactive; they are significant consumers of goods and services.

Perhaps this is why Disney has continued to label its latest remake a "live action" project, to the chagrin of some who believe it should really be categorised as an animated endeavour.

With reference to psychoanalytical, object relations theory (Klein and Winnicott) I argue that the in-between spaces established by transgressive acts, destabilising and disorientating as they may be, should not be categorised as pathological but rather affective territories of potentiality necessary for creative education.

However, it should be noted that Th2 responses should not always be categorised, as being detrimental or unnecessary in handling cryptococcal infection.