Sentence examples for administrative category from inspiring English sources
In 1903, the government instructed French administrators to not use slave as an administrative category anymore.
Three categories were used to create spatial scales: administrative category (county, city, province and region scale), soil taxonomic category (family, sub-group, great group and order scale) and soil type (zonal soil and azonal soil -administrative category.
In the administrative category, there was a strong logarithmic relationship between upland areas or administrative areas and mean SOC density CV.
Those who chose the South got passports, while those who chose the North were placed in an odd administrative category that can be roughly translated as "people who are not qualified to reside in Japan but allowed to remain".
On that same day, March 3rd, the Lennons petitioned the Immigration Service to change their administrative category from that of "nonimmigrant visitors" to that of "third-preference immigrant" visa applicants.
The Roma have not just contributed to French culture out of proportion to their numbers — the great Manouche guitarist Django Reinhardt, for instance, created one of the few styles of jazz entirely outside America — but have even become a sort of exotic ornament of the French state, with a special administrative category all to themselves.
Makes $853m in cuts to administrative categories including travel, overtime, and fleet management, and eliminates duplicative and low-priority programs.
A village is a collection of hamlets, and chiefdoms (today sometimes corresponding to the administrative categories arrondissements and cantons) include several, or occasionally many, villages; chiefs then recognize the morho naba, or paramount chief, in Fada N'Gourma, as well as the authorities of the Burkina Faso government.
The fleet is divided into coastal and offshore administrative categories.
Doing so would allow correlation and differentiation of populations on the basis of health-risk characteristics rather than administrative categories.
These groups correspond to administrative categories A (group I), B (group II) and C, D and E (group III).
