Sentence examples for a reclassification of from inspiring English sources

Shannon Liss-Riordan, attorneyney for the drivers, acknowledged that the settlement does not achieve a reclassification of drivers as employees, but said the benefits are still significant.

[C8.] Shell Planning to Release Report Royal Dutch/Shell is reportedly planning to release the main conclusions of an investigation into a reclassification of its oil reserves.

A reclassification of the medical center from an academic hospital to a quasi-private one could increase its reimbursement rates and result in additional revenue of about $15 million a year, county officials have said.

Some members of the Conservative party advocate a more conservative interpretation of the commission's guidance, while the rightwing thinktank Civitas has called for a reclassification of charities according to their levels of campaigning.

Mr Hodges says he knows of no reason for the outperformance of the shares, and attributes the gain to a reclassification of On-Line as an 'Internet stock', rather than a 'multi-media play'.

Years before the publication of the paper by Tschopp and colleagues, some paleontologists argued that the differences between A. ajax and A. excelsus were great enough to force a reclassification of the latter species.

Further, we constructed a reclassification table of macro- and microvascular complications (34).

Changes to the draft budget mean an additional contribution of £120m will be made to the Department of Health over the next four years and following an internal reclassification of money, a further £69m is also to become available.

Further, cfNRI was used to evaluate if the addition of a biomarker (BNP, NGAL or both) led to a better reclassification of patients compared to the clinical model TIMI score.

Royal Dutch/Shell plans to release on Monday the main conclusions of its audit committee's investigation into a January reclassification of reserves, two executives close to the company said on Sunday.

Some 2m French people are said to be alcoholic.And now the government has given its blessing to a report on drugs, drawn up last year at the request of the health minister, Bernard Kouchner, which urges a drastic reclassification of legal and illegal substances, based on the harm they are thought to do.