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1
With no internal essence, populism is harder to
categorise
as
inherently good or bad.
2
But to adopt either position counts as what the pop psychologists would
categorise
as
projecting.
3
Neither the sponges nor the placozoa have any genes that Moroz would
categorise
as
neuronal.
4
Nonetheless, UN monitoring has revealed water quality in Guanabara bay and the marina area that WHO guidelines
categorise
as
poor or very poor.
5
However, others deal with more severe headaches that can be
categorised
as
migraines.
6
Four of the six species are
categorised
as
either threatened or at risk.
7
A heritage site is
categorised
as
a place with cultural and historical importance.
8
Some workers were
categorised
as
BAME but their ethnicity could not be identified.
9
Dua is banned in Vietnam and
categorised
as
a false belief.
10
I don't take offense at being
categorised
as
a 130-year-old know-nothing.
11
Mental health outcomes were
categorised
as
symptomatic, functional and personal recovery.
12
He can be
categorised
as
the sexual predator of South Auckland.
13
However, a significantly higher proportion of women were subsequently
categorised
as
unavailable for work.
14
What is the need to have shops that solely sell alcohol
categorised
as
essential?
15
Patients without macroscopic bronchial invasion were
categorised
as
peripheral tumours.
16
All of those schools are now proudly
categorised
as
outstanding.
categorise
as
categorise