Sentence examples for classification board from inspiring English sources

The superintendent at Concord overrode the recommendation of a classification board that recommended keeping Mr. Geoghan there.

Each hearing began by the reading of a prepared statement by the Classification Board.

The tribunal found that the classification board had been "heavily influenced… by the need to affirm the dignity of African males and to protect sensitive persons and children".

To fix this problem and provide necessary checks and balances, we have written legislation to create an independent national security classification board.

(In Britain the film classification board, citing extreme violence, refused to rate it. The denial of a rating makes it illegal to sell the game there).

Australia's classification board has refused producers permission to screen it at the forthcoming Melbourne and Brisbane queer film festivals, deeming it overly sexually explicit.

There will be people who want it to be continuous sex, yet it still has to pass the film classification boards, in spirit as well as letter; it has to work as something other than pornography.

It's the closest thing to arousal in the film as the movie keeps within the confines of film classification boards by refusing to show genitalia and concentrating its gaze mainly on the female rather than male form.

In the Canadian provinces of British Columbia and Ontario, their respective film classification boards classified the M-rated games Soldier of Fortune and Manhunt respectively as films due to concerns over the nature of their content, and gave them "Restricted" ratings, legally restricting their sale to adults.

They are members of the racial-classification board that assigned racial identities by studying the kink of hair, the width of noses, the fullness of lips and the most minute gradations of skin color.

The Sydney film festival organisers released a statement saying they were "disappointed by the decision and extremely surprised that, in making its decision, the classification review board refers to scenes of 'child sexual abuse'.