Sentence examples for because of the classification from inspiring English sources

(A spokesman for General Burgess told me that "because of the classification of the information in the N.I.E., it would be inappropriate for us to engage in a discussion with you").

"But because of the classification, and the refusal to talk, the door opens to all that.

However, "I'm not able to explain, because of the classification issue, what we are doing" to spot the warhead among the fakes, he said after the public hearing.

Because of the classification of the nickel compounds as carcinogenic substances, there is a need for in vivo tests to nickel nanoparticles (NiNPs) for observing their effects on health experimentally.

Also, because of the classification into mild and severe injuries, the groups became relatively small, resulting in low power.

Additionally, because of the classification's focus on countries, this approach can be readily used to design a framework of international cooperation and partnership to resolve the environmental and social issues associated with international trade in metals.

Because of this, the classification system has been understood in slightly varying ways when it comes to detailed taxonomies.

Because of the variability of the classification systems in the literature, we decided also to include a classification of the extra-spinal abnormalities based on the CT Colonography Reporting and Data System (C-RADS), as previously reported [4, 10].

Studies on persistent PH following heart transplantation were not included because of the complexity of the classification of PH in this population.

Our in-store book group reluctantly agreed to read it and fell in love, but the casual reader won't find it or won't consider it because of the Y.A. classification.

"Historic buildings are lovely but you can't just do whatever you want on the inside because of the historical classification," he said.