Sentence examples for enumerated categories from inspiring English sources

The word "may" in this context simply means that prison authorities possess the discretion to allow visits from persons who fall within one of the enumerated categories.

The HIPAA, which emphasizes deidentification through removal of enumerated categories of information, is a poor fit for social science and behavioral research.

Finally, the majority's reliance on the fact that both the Commonwealth Procedures and the Reformatory Memorandum provide that a visitor "may" be excluded if he falls within one of the enumerated categories, ante, at 464, is misplaced.

The Government contends that the WOTUS Rule fits within two of those enumerated categories: (1) EPA actions "in approving or promulgating any effluent limitation or other limitation under section 1311, 1312, 1316, or 1345," 33 U. S. C. §1369(b)(1)(E), and (2) EPA actions "in issuing or denying any permit under section 1342," §1369(b)(1)(F).

While conservative Christian theologians like Bishop Jackson pose as victims in this drama, most campus non-discrimination politics now include sexual identity and gender identity and expression as enumerated categories.

He wrote, "Under this rule of construction the residual clause should be read to give effect to the terms 'seamen' and 'railroad employees,' and should itself be controlled and defined by reference to the enumerated categories of workers which are recited just before it; the interpretation of the clause pressed by respondent fails to produce these results".

Even if we do not think of a category system as providing a realist inventory of all that exists, a system of categories laid out in the descriptivist spirit provides a framework within which existence questions can be answered in a systematic and wholesale way, by enumerating categories so that we can then undertake further investigations into whether or not there really is anything of each kind.

# Adopt a comprehensive anti-bullying policy that enumerates categories such as race, gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation and gender expression/identity.

Within this taxonomy, under the label Homo sapiens ("Man"), he enumerated five categories based initially on place of origin and later on skin color: Europeanus, Asiaticus, Americanus, Monstrosus, and Africanus.

RCM 1004(c) enumerates 11 categories of aggravating factors sufficient for imposition of the death penalty.

As noted, §1369(b)(1) enumerates seven categories of EPA actions that must be challenged directly in the fed-eral courts of appeals.