Sentence examples for draw categories from inspiring English sources

Whilst it is not easy to draw categories of information directly from the idea of 'fair processing', it is possible to generally link the idea of fair processing to risk in processing.

At the 2011 Billboard Touring Awards, U2 repeated as winners in the Top Tour and Top Draw categories.

For further discussion of intersubstitutability approaches to drawing category distinctions, see Westerhoff (2005, 40 59 and 2002, 338 339).

This approach to drawing category distinctions among objects can avoid various potential problems and sources of skepticism.

The parliamentary committee inquiry also touches on the topic of communications metadata — which, given the associated privacy risks, it recommend should be treated as a separate category — called 'Communications Data Plus' — and given "greater safeguards than the narrowly drawn category of Communications Data".

J. J. C. Smart (1953) criticized Ryle's criterion for drawing category distinctions on grounds that it could apparently be used to establish a category difference between any two expressions whatsoever.

The Stolen Valor Act prohibits only a "carefully limited and narrowly drawn category of calculated factual falsehoods" regarding military honors, Verrilli said at the start of his presentation.

Edmund Husserl approaches categories in something like this way, since he begins by laying out categories of meanings, which may then be used to draw out ontological categories (categories of possible objects meant) as the correlates of the meaning categories, without concern for any empirical matter about whether or not there really are objects of the various ontological categories discerned.

Thus once grammatical categories are distinguished, enabling us to thereby distinguish the logical category object by reference to the linguistic category of proper name, we can go on to draw out category distinctions among objects.

Such a method of drawing out categories also is not subject to the sorts of skepticism raised above for category systems.

It draws its categories from Luigi Russolo's classic 1913 Futurist manifesto The Art of Noises; you can vote on categories like roar, whistle, bang, hiss and mumble.