Among the restaurants, Dunkin' Brands, Subway, Chick-fil-A, Chipotle, Panera Bread and Yum! Brands were categorized as "Needs Improvement".
Related: What plastic can learn from steel in a circular economy In the beverage industry, Dr Pepper, Snapple Group, Diageo and Anheuser Busch were categorized as "Needs Improvement".
Therefore, anyone who was killed in a drone strike there was categorized as a combatant.
Pipelines can be categorized in different ways.
These works may be categorized in terms of the intuitive organizational principles preferred by Aristotle.
As regards group membership, he illustrates that the mere categorization of another as a member of a group need not be discriminatory, but depends upon an appropriate evaluation of the category from the viewpoint of the categorized individual.
So in Chinese medicine, an illness categorized as excessive heat can be treated with foods categorized as cold.
However, the new laws also categorized all women (without exception) as passive citizens, a departure from old régime legal practice whereby women could sometimes vote and act as regents.
Some have further contended that many rapes, being at least partially motivated by group-based animus as expressed in rape-supportive beliefs, should be categorized as hate crimes (Wellman 2006).
Thus, people who are racially categorized as black may possess a variety of ethnic identities based either on African national or cultural markers (e.g., Kenyan, Igbo, Zulu) or the newer national, sub-national, or trans-national identities created through the mixing of enslaved populations in the Americas (e.g., African American, Haitian, West Indian).
Moreover, in her articulation of women's ambivalent attitudes toward embodiment, sexuality, and maternity, Beauvoir is clearly indebted to the attention psychoanalytic practice gives to listening to women's first person narratives, interpreting the emotional impact of events that can not be easily categorized, and heeding attachments that carry both affection and resentment.
