Sentence examples for a limited category from inspiring English sources
After all, how much of a limited category of foods can you eat before you find yourself eating less and less?
Others of you say that it's okay to pass up any particular group since you're not interested in what you believe is a limited category.
In a 6-to-3 ruling, it confirmed that the law allows foreigners to sue for violations of a limited category of universally accepted rights.
Paul D. Clement, a deputy solicitor general, urged the justices to rule that the law itself created no rights that could be invoked by private parties but simply provided jurisdiction over a limited category of cases.
For the public to decide what's appropriate art, Hou says, systems in power shouldn't be weighted to a "limited category of individuals, such as members of particular gender, class and race".
[D]ependent Indian communities refers to a limited category of Indian lands that are neither reservations nor allotments (the other categories of Indian country set forth in §1151), and that satisfy two requirementsfirst, they must have been set aside by the Federal Government for the use of the Indians as Indian land; second, they must be under federal superintendence.
We need to be clear, however, that in American law and under Princeton's policies, "harassment" is a specific and limited category: it applies only to unwelcome behavior that is directed at a person on the basis of a protected characteristic, and that is pervasive or severe.
Dirty bombs fell into the limited category.
The main reasons for Krauss's emergence within this hitherto limited category are very simple — her voice and her musicianship.
"The worst forms of child labour includes hazardous work likely to harm the health and safety of under-18s, and even that limited category accounts for 85 million globally," she said.
It is next to impossible to define one limited category that would contain work by Haruki Murakami and Alice Munro, Edwidge Danticat and Jonathan Franzen, Jhumpa Lahiri and David Foster Wallace, William Trevor and Aleksandar Hemon, John Updike and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Gabriel García Marquez and Antonya Nelson, to name just a few of the very different writers we've published in recent years.
