Sentence examples for to be classed as a from inspiring English sources

He echoes Dr Nirdosh when he says: "It needs to be classed as a disease".

However, these are regarded as private opinions & Whitney continues to be classed as a model prisoner.

"To do this, ageing would need to be classed as a treatable condition".

Or does the suspect have to have an Arabic name to be classed as a terrorist these days?

I want all babies past 30 weeks of gestation to have the right to be classed as a human being.

It used to be classed as a private/public not-for-profit company and the money it borrowed did not show up on the Treasury's balance sheet.

Some Republicans, John McCain and Lindsey Graham among them, are calling for him to be classed as an "enemy combatant"; some want him dispatched to Guantánamo.

The director himself seems happy now to be classed as an entertainer, regardless of his provocative track record (one of his typical but lesser-known scripts, Epitaph for the Official Secrets Act, was performed in workshop at the RSC and goaded the establishment by telling the David Shayler story sympathetically).

For reasons like these, Gabriel Uzquiano claims that Arbitrary Partition "seems far too strong to be classed as an axiom of any reasonable theory of location" (2011: 2011.

I'm not sure if Ding realises that," said O'Sullivan. "If I was in Ding's shoes, I would definitely play more as he still has to win world titles to be classed as an all-time great.

On the other hand, the expansion and establishment of the species over large ranges has led it to be classed as an invasive species (although little, if any impact has been noted yet).