| Searle generally categorizes such examples as indirect speech, whereas Habermas does not count them as communicative action. |
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| All organizations with an infosec program must have a strategy that categorizes their organization's risks. |
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| This would lead us to a totally inconsistent system, which categorizes substances differently depending on the form they take. |
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| Towards this end, it categorizes subsidies into those that are prohibited and those that are permissible. |
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| The new regime categorizes individual tracks into high, medium and low usage. |
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| The Recommendations adopt a system that categorizes goods by the types of risk associated with their transportation. |
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| Since the FLS categorizes service requests as either urgent or routine, we examined turnaround times for both priority levels. |
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| The CRTC categorizes cable systems into three classes based on system size, as defined by the number of subscribers a system serves. |
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| A software tool that categorizes, sorts or blocks incoming email, based either on the sender, the email header or message content. |
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| Ethnic and racial stereotyping, which categorizes athletes as desirable or undesirable candidates for recruitment, also plays a role. |
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| The flash point of styrene is 32°C, which categorizes UP Resins as flammable liquids. |
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| To identify the origins of these problems, the system categorizes the quality notifications on the basis of different quality notification types. |
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| This tool summarizes and categorizes the Crime Cycle and Social History Questionnaires in order to develop the case management team. |
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| Modern medicine categorizes diarrhea as a symptom of a disease, such as scurvy, typhoid, malaria, and dysentery, or as a symptom of indigestible substances in the intestines. |
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| Instead, Rolls lists and categorizes foods by their energy density. |
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| The guideline defines and categorizes the types of allegations, outlines the procedures to be followed, and discusses the importance of departmental follow-up and related matters. |
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| This omission may be partly explained by the fact that much of the literature categorizes victimization of Aboriginal youth and women within the category of family violence. |
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| To ensure compliance with this rule, the ministry requires school boards to use a uniform code of accounts for their expenditures that categorizes expenditures as classroom and nonclassroom expenditures. |
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| To respect the right to education by avoiding any action that would serve to prevent children accessing education, for example, legislation that categorizes certain groups of children with disabilities as uneducable. |
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| Thus, if justice is held in high regard, but the person categorizes politicians as interfering with justice, then the person's attitude toward that class of people is taken to be negative. |
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| First, for descriptive and bivariate analyses, a five-category age variable is used that categorizes accused persons into the following age groups: 18-24, 25-34, 35-44, 45-54, and 55 and older. |
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| It logs, documents, studies, summarizes and categorizes international treaties and examines specialized and general draft international treaties, exploring the feasibility of acceding to them. |
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| This part of the report also identifies and categorizes programs in Canada and in the U. S. which have recently been implemented and evaluated, and discusses their objectives in their historical context. |
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| The report categorizes the feed acidifier market based by type, by livestock, and geography. |
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| The pupillometer then categorizes the response of a reactive pupil as brisk or sluggish, according to the manufacturer's normative data. |
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