10 kind of catalogue vs 10 kind of catalogues

Some examples from the web:

• In its document the Commission has tried to circumnavigate these problems by giving a kind of catalogue of the actual human rights and democratisation projects from a regional perspective.
• He was 10 kinds of crazy, but his heart was in the right place.
• This report begins with a kind of catalogue of grievances, a list of recommendations that we have made and that the Commission has not taken up.
• You're 10 kinds of twisted, aren't you?
• And I'm now trying to create a super weapon, which includes 10 kinds of killing weapons
• Cause you're going on your college tour with a bunch of catalogues...
• rotogravure printing of catalogues and inserts.
• The Advisory Committee agrees with the Commission that it can be left open whether the printing of catalogues and advertisements in rotogravure is regarded as one single product market.
• in any other relevant geographic market for rotogravure printing of catalogues.
• organisational costs directly related to the publishing of catalogues, websites and other publications.
• 2 Restated due to changed requirements of IAS 38 concerning the timing of recognition of catalogue costs.
• It was concluded that the scope of the market for rotogravure printing of catalogues could be even larger because time constraints were not particularly significant and there were no specific distribution difficulties.
• The report by Mrs Van Lancker actually reads like a type of catalogue of good intentions and wishes.
• Networked databases of audiovisual content to broaden and strengthen the access and the exploitation of catalogues
• The season for the majority of catalogue orders runs from July to June of the following year.
• (e) to encourage the creation of catalogues of European works in digital format intended for exploitation on new media;
• Producing on-line versions of catalogues, maps and statistics can ease the general process of accessing such information considerably, as it can be done very cheaply in terms of distribution costs.
• For example, there is a dearth of statistical information, and, given this, I believe the report, in the shape it is in now, will act as a sort of catalogue of those issues that ought to be systematized and considered later on.
• ; ensure that national plans provide for the identification of national or regional centres of expertise and for the compilation of catalogues of experts on rare diseases.
• Furthermore, the distribution system for magazines differs considerably from the distribution of catalogues and advertisements, and the printing process has thus to be adapted to these specific requirements of magazines.

Some examples from the web:

• In its document the Commission has tried to circumnavigate these problems by giving a kind of catalogue of the actual human rights and democratisation projects from a regional perspective.
• He was 10 kinds of crazy, but his heart was in the right place.
• This report begins with a kind of catalogue of grievances, a list of recommendations that we have made and that the Commission has not taken up.
• You're 10 kinds of twisted, aren't you?
• And I'm now trying to create a super weapon, which includes 10 kinds of killing weapons
• Cause you're going on your college tour with a bunch of catalogues...
• rotogravure printing of catalogues and inserts.
• The Advisory Committee agrees with the Commission that it can be left open whether the printing of catalogues and advertisements in rotogravure is regarded as one single product market.
• in any other relevant geographic market for rotogravure printing of catalogues.
• organisational costs directly related to the publishing of catalogues, websites and other publications.
• 2 Restated due to changed requirements of IAS 38 concerning the timing of recognition of catalogue costs.
• It was concluded that the scope of the market for rotogravure printing of catalogues could be even larger because time constraints were not particularly significant and there were no specific distribution difficulties.
• The report by Mrs Van Lancker actually reads like a type of catalogue of good intentions and wishes.
• Networked databases of audiovisual content to broaden and strengthen the access and the exploitation of catalogues
• The season for the majority of catalogue orders runs from July to June of the following year.
• (e) to encourage the creation of catalogues of European works in digital format intended for exploitation on new media;
• Producing on-line versions of catalogues, maps and statistics can ease the general process of accessing such information considerably, as it can be done very cheaply in terms of distribution costs.
• For example, there is a dearth of statistical information, and, given this, I believe the report, in the shape it is in now, will act as a sort of catalogue of those issues that ought to be systematized and considered later on.
• ; ensure that national plans provide for the identification of national or regional centres of expertise and for the compilation of catalogues of experts on rare diseases.
• Furthermore, the distribution system for magazines differs considerably from the distribution of catalogues and advertisements, and the printing process has thus to be adapted to these specific requirements of magazines.