Sentence examples for about the categorisation of from inspiring English sources

Gun control groups – as well as police and law enforcement agencies – have raised concerns about the categorisation of all lever-action shotguns as "category A".

A somewhat trickier issue about the categorisation of Sedaris's work arose in 2007 when the journalist Alex Heard wrote an article questioning whether Sedaris's stories are as true as he claimed.

The local municipalities (LAU 2 – Local Administrative Unit level 2, formerly NUTS level 5) have too much right (without the need of coordination) when deciding about the categorisation of different areas.

In addition, proximity filters on the mobile app, enhanced notifications and hashtags have been introduced – everything is now about "surfacing and enhancing" the categorisation of wishes, says Cole.

Everybody understands the categorisation of offences in America into misdemeanours and felonies.

But the categorisation of both the type of incident and the severity appears inconsistent.

I would argue that the categorisation of mental illness based on symptoms can be useful.

The categorisation of weapons can essentially be changed only when all the states and territories agree.

The categorisation of these events by the government as domestic terrorism adds another dimension to this discussion.

Although the categorisation of students can be random, sometimes it takes something miniscule to change a group.

Many people object to the categorisation of pupils at age 11 on the basis of an exam.