Sentence examples for become classified from inspiring English sources

Therefore all information on their usage and payments has become classified since the re-establishment of the program.

The Stratton Growth fund, for example, began life in 1972 by investing in growth stocks but has mutated over the decades to become classified as a value fund.

Security around the traveling election bandwagon is so tight that a routine request to see Turnbull and his wife, Lucy's, menus on the VIP jet was refused because it has now become classified information.

"If you get information in the public record, it doesn't become classified just because the government feels it is embarrassing or that they would prefer you not to show it to anyone," Mr. Dratel said.

In early 1942 Soviet physicist Georgy N. Flerov noticed that articles on nuclear fission were no longer appearing in Western journals an indication that research on the subject had become classified.

Media storage devices become classified at secret level once connected to Siprnet-enabled computers.

After this, they became classified as a vulnerable case and were recently moved to a one-bedroom apartment.

But that was because the stock of Winn-Dixie Stores, which became classified as a nonpayer by omitting its dividend, fell 5.5percentt.

Their "system", however, becomes classified once players with security clearances begin to incorporate sensitive intelligence into it, says Peter Perla, a game expert at CNA.

In the 1990s stink badgers (genus Mydaus; see badger) became classified as members of the family Mephitidae, and they thus are now considered skunks.

If a name is entered incorrectly by a clerk at a store at the start of the process, or if a customer provides information that does not match up with his billing records -- like the omission of a middle initial -- the switch request becomes classified as "fallout" and lands in the hands of human customer service representatives.