Federal, state and city law all create various categories (for example, race, age and gender) that are prohibited as grounds for a rejection.
In fact they are growing in some categories, for example those applying for leave to remain on the basis of marriage or civil partnership.
A Guardian Money survey using mysupermarket.com found that in many product categories – for example, coffee and chocolate – both cheaper and more expensive comparable conventional products flank Fairtrade products on supermarket shelves.
The answer to meet this demand has been to increase supply through allowing more sponsors per event by adding categories; for example, restaurant, IT, timing systems, and audio visual equipment.
2) Separate clothes Avoid the cliché of turning white clothes pink by separating out loads into categories, for example: whites, brights, darks, and delicates – don't be tempted to throw everything in together.
Generalizing Quine's proposal, one might identify the logical constants with members of small, "closed" lexical categories: for example, conjunctions and determiners.
It's now powering rewards for nearly 1,000 developers in a number of categories — for example, to-do list app Any.Do integrated a few months ago.
That result varied among different categories — for example the more expensive but app-tastic iPad scored higher for apps than the largely cheaper Android and Kindle Fire tablets.
Subsystems of sustainable development include both technical and non-technical categories, for example, technology, socioeconomic, political, ethical/moral, and so on.
Third, in spite of Aristotle's influence, medieval authors charted new courses, which often went contrary to Aristotle's explicit views; we need only think of the number of categories, for example.
"We hope the film industry will also make strides toward becoming more diverse and inclusive".. Individual branches of the Academy choose the nominees, with actors choosing the acting categories, for example.
