Sentence examples for that categorized from inspiring English sources

It cited international trade treaties that categorized any "export contingent" tax break as an unfair and illegal export subsidy.

A pie chart that categorized the source of complaints to the Haggler would leave a glutton's slice for the airlines.

The Salvadoran Congress recently passed a law that categorized the gangs as terrorist groups, which gave the police and the military license to fight back aggressively, compounding the bloodshed.

Through the catalogue, you could buy the blueprints and materials to build a geodesic dome, guides to Japanese landscaping techniques, work boots and moccasins, macrobiotic cookbooks, and academic journals that categorized psychedelic experience.

One slide included a chart that categorized one to two dozen tribes by location — North Waziristan and South Waziristan, for example — and then gave a brief description of their location, their known or suspected links to Al Qaeda and the Taliban, and their size and military abilities.

If the company and G.S.A. officials were colluding to steer the contract to Royal using an inappropriate NAICS code — one that categorized the company as small — why did the contract officer determine the company was not small?

Today, the Internet is built on complex algorithms that categorize things and that are inevitably imperfect.

Psychiatry readily concedes that categorizing diseases of the brain is a work in progress.

Mr. Muhlenkamp resists labels that categorize his fund by style or market capitalization (Morningstar, for example, calls it a mid-cap value fund).

There are certainly arguments against affirmative action programs, among them that categorizing people by race or sex reproduces the very discrimination such programs seek to counter.

But more recent histories of the disease caution against collapsing these women's experiences into a tidy political story that categorizes their suffering as exclusively psychological.