Sentence examples similar to every separate category of from inspiring English sources

Then there is a separate category of potential no-shows – the 1.1m tickets reserved for sponsors.

(Italy would belong a little). Then you get France and Japan in a separate category of their own.

The school board passed an amendment creating a separate category of rules for students in kindergarten and first grade.

Among other things, the war on terrorism has created a separate category of law enforcement in this country.

Hong Kong and Macao, also part of China, have already become members of the trade organization, under the separate category of customs territories, not countries.

"What's annoying here is that the court has created a separate category of person in control of the building," Mr. Luxemburg said.

Today its members range from wedding bands to Broadway pit orchestras, with the general exception of folk artists, who are considered a separate category of singer-songwriters.

The commission proposed treating all but the most severely handicapped children as general education students who need extra services, rather than as a separate category of children altogether.

Congress has again chosen to preserve savings and loan associations as a separate category of financial institutions.

Public Citizen, a consumer advocacy group, has opposed the creation of a separate category of FDA oversight for large-scale compounding pharmacies.

Similarly, minicomputers eventually moved upmarket to attack the mainframe business, but only after they had created a substantial, separate category of market growth.