Sentence examples for defining the categories from inspiring English sources

Progress in resolving the political and juridical conflict could well be advanced by defining the categories of women's rights and distinguishing between abortion "rights" and other components in women's issues.

Mr. Strama said that the bill did not offer special protections for any group, and that he had removed the language defining the categories to keep "that culture war issue" from getting in the way of the legislation.

Under these assumptions, Proposition 11.6 produces k-linear structures on the stable model pairs defining the categories ({text {DRec}}(I,mathcal {C})) resp.

These actions were mentioned in a semi-structured questionnaire defining the categories as described in this section.

In the Western world, biomedical thinking is a key actor in defining the categories through which we experience and express our bodies [ 36, 38].

These categories are similar to those used by Thacker et al. [ 9] for defining the categories of storm and flood, and cold and lightning, with the exception that, unlike their study, our study distinguishes storm from flood.

"Prices in the higher end have dropped anywhere between 15 percent and 30 percent, in normal cases," he added, defining the category as properties listed at €3.5 million or more.

The problem of defining the category of beers covered by this book was not easily solved.

Table 6 Initial profiles defining the category limits Profiles Support Confidence Lift b 1 0,5 1,0 1,2 b 2 0,4 0,9 1,0.

The observed proportion of patients in each category was plotted against the center of the range defining the category (5%, 15%, …, 95%).

Yet, since its inception in 1790, the census has never defined the categories and definitions for race the same way.