Sentence examples for Classify from inspiring English sources

Late last year, following decades of profound systematic abuse, institutional racism and the repeated denial of civil rights, Chicago citizens asked the United Nations to classify what their notoriously brutal police force does to them, in an American city, as a violation of international anti-torture statutes.

It also urged the Foreign Office to classify Bahrain as a "country of concern" if its human rights record did not improve.

But the federal government is refusing to classify the housing situation in some regions as a bubble.

The decision about whether to classify severe obesity as a disability will be controversial whichever way it goes.

The communications minister repeatedly refused to classify the coverage in those terms.

We therefore allowed the schools themselves to classify their programmes.

It is even possible to construct images that, to a human, look like meaningless television static, but which neural networks nevertheless confidently classify as real objects.This is not to say that progress in AI will have no unpleasant consequences, at least for some people.

The proof of the 70-gene marker came when Dr Friend tested it against a fresh batch of 19 tumour samples, and tried to classify them according to whether the disease was likely to recur within five years or not.

Banks have to classify their loans not just according to a borrower's past behaviour but also with an eye on its future prospects, and must set aside reserves to cover loans that are not yet in default-a forward-looking methodology that is familiar in America but rare in Europe, where loans are graded by past performance only.

NATURAL selection follows no plan, which makes human attempts to classify biodiversity inevitably messy.

And rare are the PC users who systematically classify their files.More important, however, users have proved slow to adopt new computer interfaces.