Sentence examples for a smaller category of from inspiring English sources

However, experts who have studied the DoJ policy sent to US attorneys say the measure remains quite narrow, applying only to a smaller category of offenders with no history of violence or links to drug gangs.

Some Republicans are pushing what they say is a more conservative version of the Dream Act, called the Recognizing America's Children Act, or RAC Act, which would offer a path to citizenship to a smaller category of Dreamers. .

"Facebook is in a small category of companies to have changed the world... which changed the way people used computers".

These would be a small category of detainees who the government determines are a significant security threat but cannot be tried because of the lack of usable evidence.

In the years since, the Hermitage has gradually revealed more holdings; it has published catalogs and joined negotiations over the return of a small category of items.

Only a small category of very complex trades were executed at the wrong prices, all of them coming from investors trying to do a so-called short sale of stocks.

Charities are generally tax exempt, but even they must pay taxes for a small category of investments under a provision in the tax code, which has prompted foundations and university endowments to put money in places like the Cayman Islands.

Since a 1992 supreme court ruling in the case of a teenage rape victim, there is actually a small category of cases in which one has a right to access a termination: where there is a real and substantial risk to the life of a pregnant woman from carrying a baby to term.

It's such a small category of thing to do.

The defeat stunned American diplomats, and put the United States in a small category of non-signatories that included Iran, North Korea and Pakistan.

An assistant site merchandiser, for instance, might become the merchandiser for a small category of products and then a bigger category, then an entire site.