categorising

Former PKV VC Sharad Nimbalkar completely rejected the idea of categorising farmers into small or big.

The Times of India 2010

Some of the issues raised by the veterans, such as categorising those who would get monthly pensions, were referred to the cabinet for further discussion.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1997

Human-beings like categorising which is an essential strategy to cope with the complexity of life.

LearnHub Activities 2008

This is distinct from categorising a novel by the tropes it uses - and both have their uses.

Why Science Fiction Authors Can't Win Lou Anders 2009

Then I found something on David Copperfield: In the UK, there was a belief that crime could be beaten simply by accurately categorising incidents as crimes and then by detecting those crimes.

Crime and punishment in Labour Britain Not a sheep 2009

The idea that we can systematically understand certain aspects of the world and make predictions based on what we've learned – while appreciating and categorising the extent and limitations of what we know – plays a big role in how we think.

Learn to love uncertainty and failure, say leading thinkers | Edge question 2011

I think we have to be very careful about categorising old people as different: we may need treatment that is different, but please, not inferior.

GPs can't cope with the elderly alone. They need support | The big issue 2011

Most recently, the team found that being nostalgic led to people categorising positive traits as relevant to themselves more quickly than when thinking about a positive future event, perhaps because such memories often feature the self in a positive light.

The science behind memory glitches 2012

Auden in his introduction to his Collected Poems well, the first one of his collected poems, said in a writer's work there are usually four categories – he loved categorising things.

On writing: authors reveal the secrets of their craft 2011

Isn't it about time we had an independent guide to the admissions policies of all universities, alongside a genuinely transparent set of information on the subjects they are categorising and the learning outcomes they are designed to produce?

Letters: Media studies and drama are not 'soft' 2011