recategorise BrE
recategorize AmE

Now, hopefully they will go back and recategorise that and recommend that it will be covered for every adult.

Stepping Hill: Police recategorise another patient's death

For instance, when the commanding officer of a gun-brig or even a cutter was a lieutenant with the status of master-and-commander, the custom was to recategorise the vessel as a sloop.

Each State Party shall have the right to recategorise individual multi-purpose attack helicopters that do not have any of the features set forth in Section III, paragraph 1 of this Protocol by certification alone.

In the next five years the data, published in the Nature, Genome Biology and Genome Research journals will be used to recategorise diseases, for example cancers which can often be broken down into sub-types based on their genetic profile.

Websites and services are blocked using a combination of data feeds from private content-control technology companies, government agencies, NGOs, court orders in conjunction with the service administrators who may or may not have the power to unblock, additionally block, appeal or recategorise blocked content.

When I read that on the 341 bus the other day, and looked at the picture of the lion she posted, I felt motivated to recategorise my wardrobe.

A special-exception permit would recategorize the use to business commercial.

On Tuesday, the five members voted unanimously to recategorize the response as "unacceptable."

However, the Minister of Finance may recategorize these banks to allow them to be closely held.

If the perceiver cannot recategorize the individual, then they will move on to the next process in the model: piecemeal integration.

Only this year did the state recategorize the population from "fair viability" — not under threat — to "poor viability."

Now, hopefully they will go back and recategorize that and recommend that it will be covered for every adult.

The nominating procedures have also been improved by new special screening committees that recategorize the 10,000 entries submitted each year by record companies and other members.

Wikicommons (somebody please recategorize the many images in the commons as Port Vila Market and we can link properly!)

Simply learning to mentally recategorize one another in terms of commonalities would generate greater empathy among all of us — and foster social harmony in a fairly effortless way.

Proponents recategorize autistic symptoms as telepathic powers, and attempt to " [reconceptualize] the autistic traits associated with them as part of a positive identity".

There is also a tendency for bands to recategorize themselves as "Plains Cree" instead of Woods Cree or Swampy Cree.

The OHF also said that the OHA could recategorize its teams by authority of OHA By-law B46.

According to the common ingroup identity model inducing individuals to recategorize themselves and others as part of a larger, superordinate group can lead to more positive attitudes towards members of a former out-group.

Although the arXiv is not peer reviewed, a collection of moderators for each area review the submissions; they may recategorize any that are deemed off-topic, or reject submissions that are not scientific papers.

Although FICA tax is not owed on distributive shares, the IRS and equivalent state revenue agencies may recategorize distributions paid to shareholder-employees as wages if shareholder-employees are not paid a reasonable wage for the services they perform in their positions within the company.