Sentence examples for creating a category of from inspiring English sources

In January, President Bush proposed easing immigration restrictions and creating a category of guest worker.

She signed into law a bill creating a category of offense called "unsafe driving," a lesser charge than "reckless and careless driving".

"It's not about saying we're a better place to work, but about creating a category of jobs that didn't really exist before".

But now, many entrepreneurs have their sights set on better replicating those experiences online, creating a category of e-commerce loosely known as social shopping.

They say she sets a bad example in creating a category of "superwomen" that makes other women — those who take maternity leave — seem weak, or uncommitted to their work.

The constitution proposes creating a category of serious cross-border crimes, such as corruption, fraud and people-trafficking, which could be pursued by a European prosecutor and which would require at least a degree of harmonisation of national criminal codes.The British are uneasy and they are not alone.

One step, experts say, would be to create a category of "paid up" workers.

"I believe it created a category of gun ownership that didn't exist before.

In 1984 the Democratic Party created a category of "superdelegates," who are unpledged to any candidate.

The company will also create a category of executives below the board that will include representatives from its operations outside Japan, as well as younger executives.

Pew also created a category of traditionally black Protestant congregations, and it was somewhat poorer than could be explained by education levels.