Sentence examples for what is categorised from inspiring English sources

As a result, the variations of working hours are high, and differentiations between what is categorised under the term part-time work are essential.

The survey was conducted in one country and many factors, such as geographical location, cultural elements, specialisation of units, and staff structure or responsibilities may affect what is categorised as the most crucial information for each unit.

Michael Saunders of Salomon Brothers reckons that one leading source of recent M4 growth the bank deposits of what are categorised as "other financial institutions" (OFI), pension funds and life insurers among others will have a weak impact on inflation, because this money will mostly be saved, not spent like much of the deposits of individuals and other firms.

"Paranoid Android" is categorised by three distinct moods written in what Yorke referred to as three different states of mind.

Scarlett seems uninterested in how her hobby is categorised.

Each post in a feed is categorised and tagged.

Glenlivet is categorised as a Speyside distillery.

Ministers plan to scrap public funding for what is inelegantly categorised as "social welfare law": welfare benefits, employment, debt, immigration, plus most housing except where there is homelessness.

Corporate volunteering has been evolving over recent years from what could once have been categorised, perhaps a little harshly, as tokenistic, self promotion.

Free text audit records in response to the question 'What was the main presenting symptom?' were categorised in two stages.

Economic status was evaluated by asking the question, "What is your parents' economic status?" Responses were categorised as low, middle and high.