Sentence examples for they would classify from inspiring English sources

If this passes, the federal government will have to give up all hope of balancing its budget.As if these difficulties were not enough, two credit-rating agencies have now said that they would classify any bonds swapped under the scheme as "selective default".

The researchers were also asked whether they were familiar with the Innovation Law and how they would classify the university-business relationship at their university.

"I'd send it over to the DEA, but I'm worried they would classify it as rolling papers and seize it.

He pointed to recent polling that found a significant number of young voters said they would classify a political candidate who denied climate change as "ignorant," "out of touch," or "crazy".

The SAB vignette asked respondents to indicate if they would classify it as healthcare associated.

We surveyed the latter about how they would classify the list of treatments used in our main survey.

"Trial lawyers have been big supporters of his all along and they are what one would classify as a special interest," said Lawrence M. Noble, executive director of the Center for Responsive Politics.

What preceded their adoption decision isn't explained, but now 17 years later, they're what many would classify as white liberals with a college-bound son who's a model student, outstanding football team player and all-around class leader.

Therefore they expressed surprise when they were told that their weight would classify them as obese.

Some may say they're tense times or scary times, while others would classify them as exciting and hopeful.

I'm operating on exhaustion levels that would classify as torture in any different scenario, plus they're self-inflicted which is what really burns.