Sentence examples for classifications people from inspiring English sources

While human beings are capable of abstract thought, many of the classifications people make seem to be concrete discriminations.

In China's cities, among other classifications, people are divided up between potential home buyers and what's known as non-buyers.

In his classification, "people participation level" is the horizontal axis, and "people," as one of the sources of proposal, is one category on the vertical axis.

During the soil classification people indicated four soil types: blakka doti (black soil, rich in humus), santi doti (sandy soil), potto potto (clay) and redi doti (red soil) (Table  2).

As Hacking (2004) notes, classifications affect people, not so much because of people's knowledge of such categorisations, but because of the way in which classifications guide the purpose and actions of relevant institutions.

According to UN classifications, these people are at the fifth and worst stage of food insecurity.

We find no room in the privilege against self-incrimination for classifications of people so as to deny it to some and extend it to others.

Mr. Carden said that security measures for the new unit were still under discussion but that the department could not apply its usual classifications to people held under civil rather than criminal law.

The law has, in the past, prohibited jury service for many other classifications of people, including nonwhites, women and those over 60, experts said.

While implicit bias can and does operate at the level of individual actors, it often occurs at the systems level through practices and policies applied to classifications of people.

You look at any interview from the beginning of time, I've always stated that I don't believe in the lines and classifications that people put music in so they can easily define it".