Sentence examples for categories of persons from inspiring English sources

Military personnel are not included in the categories of persons disabled from voting.

In politics, agency is generally reserved for human actors, and, more controversially, it is sometimes attributed only to particular categories of persons.

It makes an exception, however, for laws aimed at uplifting "categories of persons" discriminated against in the past.

Neither the LTR Directive nor the present paper address the legal status of refugees and other persons in need of international protection, as there are different regulatory regimes in place for these categories of persons.

Lawyers for the firms argued that Olympus and Gyrus were not covered by the categories of "persons" covered under the 2006 Companies Act, so no offence could have been committed by them.

Now, Google is becoming something else, a rapprochement between nativism and empiricism, a machine that combines the great statistical power empiricists have always yearned for with an enormous built-in database of the structured categories of persons, places, and things, much as nativists might have liked.

But even they acknowledged that the formulation of that dogma in static categories of person, essence, and nature was inadequate to the biblical emphasis upon actions and events rather than upon states of being.

Except in one important respect, his criteria for the exclusion of these categories of person are consistent with eighteenth-century republican assumptions, which ultimately guided the drafters of the 1791 Constitution, who divided the population into active and passive citizenship.

The implication is that those with mental illness may be subject to forms of harsh treatment which would not be permitted to other categories of person.

Full personhood is in some societies denied to certain categories of person, such as women and children, and may be only fully achieved at death.

Lord Joffe's bill would make doctors uniquely exempt from the legal offence of assisting suicide, an offence that would still apply to all other categories of person with a penalty of up to 14 years' imprisonment.