Sentence examples similar to a recategorization from inspiring English sources
It is precisely this kind of recasting that happened with whales in the 1980s, and Japan was intent on avoiding a similar recategorization with Atlantic bluefin tuna.
Gilbert 1997 proposes a more radical recategorization of arguments which would recognize "emotional arguments" as a fundamental category which demands its own treatment and assessment.
"The rating actions follow Shell's announcement today of a further negative recategorization of proved hydrocarbons reserves and its release of the audit report on the company's past booking process, which highlights areas of durably weak corporate governance with significant digressions from SEC rules," S&P said.
The ratings service said it believes that Shell's reserves and reserve life indicators were only modestly affected on a proved-developed basis by recent announcements and that the recategorization announced today is "relatively modest".
The recategorization criteria used in the current study also excluded a relatively large number of participants from analyses, which may have biased results if these participants were meaningfully different from participants in the High-Mechanistic and/or Low-Mechanistic groups.
Eight months later, in the next year of school, these students were allocated to either the nine-week dual identity-electronic or E-contact (DIEC) program that involved Muslim and Christians interacting via a synchronous internet chat tool, or the control condition where they completed the program within their religious groups with no recategorization.
Still, Judge Ginsburg's opinion suggested that the appeals court ruling turned less on the recategorization of Mr. Bensayah's alleged ties to Al Qaeda than on skepticism about the basic credibility of the evidence the government presented against him.
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