Sentence examples for new categorisation from inspiring English sources

There is now a new categorisation coming into use, "the young adult", someone who might be aged from 15 to 25.Suggested Reading: Reimagining Child Soldiers in International Law and Policy by Mark A. Drumbl (2012 The words "child soldier" are rather frowned upon now too, as children can participate in conflicts in many different ways, including as cooks, messengers and so on.

This paper presents a new categorisation, characterisation, and value-centric design architecture to address this need for both traditional and novel system designs.

There is no doubt that using such new categorisation is in principle heuristically useful.

In the second round, the appropriateness of the revised set of 33 items and the new categorisation was tested.

However, it is questionable whether efforts should continue at the global level in this regard – or focus on developing a new categorisation related to levels of the health system.

Acting NAHT Cymru director Dr Chris Howard said: "The new school categorisation system will anger many schools in Wales at a time when the minister should be recognising the hard work that's been done to raise standards.

Supported by a descriptive cluster analysis based on survey data, the paper proposes a new conceptual categorisation of entrepreneurial strategy, distinguished on the basis of attitudes towards on- and off-farm income generation and on stated stance towards current and future policy grant streams.

The food uses of polyols are regulated in the European Union by Regulation (EC) 1333/2008 on food additives, which provides in Annex II A (EU Commission 2011) a single comprehensive list of food categories according to a new food categorisation system, with permitted food additives listed for each food category.

The panel received information on the categorisations and opinions of all members (anonymously) and a questionnaire on the appropriateness of the new version of the categorisation.

This paper presents a new model, the subsequent injury categorisation (SIC) model, for categorising subsequent sports injuries that takes into account the need to include both acute and overuse injuries and ten different dependency structures between injury types.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Categorisation.