Sentence examples for under two categories from inspiring English sources

New schools established by the government fell under two categories: (1) foreign-language schools to produce interpreters and translators and (2) schools for military defense.

The small, well-focused menu, simply printed on brown paper, features about a dozen appetizers and entrees under two categories: seasonal and classics.

Later, in their reports to senior Bush aides, the lawyers listed rejected ballots under two categories, "military" and "nonmilitary," and their differing approaches to civilian and military ballots are reflected by this finding: While canvassing boards accepted 30percentt of the flawed civilian ballots, they counted 41percentt of the flawed military ballots, according to The Times's database.

The results are depicted under two categories.

Passenger ships carry people and fall under two categories, the cruise ship and the ferry.

All security protocols for IMS layer, defined thus far would broadly fall under two categories.

World heritage sites fall under three categories: cultural, natural and mixed.

The primary settings menu, for instance, is a list of 61 icons, stacked in rows of three, under nine categories.

This bistro (not to be confused with exclamation-free La Mesa) lists its entrees under three categories: Air, Land and Sea.

It ranks countries according to 93 indicators grouped under four categories: safety and the rule of law, participation and human rights, sustainable economic opportunity and human development.

Sky Ride Plymouth, Devon, now until 9 November Sky Ride Plymouth has over 30 free events to choose from, listed under three categories: easygoing, steady and challenging.