Sentence examples for government categorization from inspiring English sources
The documents reviewed by Reuters are marked "Law Enforcement Sensitive," a government categorization that is meant to keep them confidential.
The two villages were selected from villages in Category 1, the most developed level, and Category 3, a less developed level, based on the government categorization; among five possible levels within that categorization, more than 90% of villages in the study districts are classified in categories 1 to 3 [ 7].
A Twitter campaign called #justsaytheirname has sprung up, urging Obama to use the word "Rohingya" to acknowledge the existence of the people whom the Myanmar central government has denied official categorization.
Some militants also said that Washington's designation of the Algerians as a terrorist organization after Sept. 11 — despite its categorization by some American government experts as a regional insurgency — had the effect of turning the group against the United States.
From the vague categorizations given in the government report, it appears Canada is selling Kabul imaging and surveillance technology for its aircrafts.
Some of Mr. Barbour's clients defy categorization -- for instance, the government of Macedonia, seeking to improve its image.
Plato's categorization is a good starting point for thinking about the nature of our government.
But when I asked if he thought the Cuban government would allow what sounded like a grand capitalist experiment, he cautioned against such categorizations.
"Blind Ness" defies easy categorization.
