Sentence examples for classification entitled from inspiring English sources

Because of that history of discrimination, the decision properly treats sexual orientation as a "suspect classification" entitled to the sort of heightened legal scrutiny applied to distinctions based on race or sex.

In particular, Kennedy stopped short of holding that sexual orientation generally--like race, national origin and religious affiliation--is a "suspect classification" entitled to the highest degree of judicial scrutiny and protection.

In May, the First Circuit Court of Appeals struck down the Defense of Marriage Act in Gill v. Office of Personnel Management, a case out of Massachusetts, but it did not rule that sexual-orientation classifications were entitled to heightened constitutional scrutiny.

And there are also the possible results in the DOMA case: federal recognition of state-sanctioned same-sex marriages and, perhaps with it, the finding that sexual-orientation classifications are entitled to heightened constitutional scrutiny, which would accelerate successful challenges to other discriminatory measures.

However, the prognostic utility of the newly released classification for ARF, entitled RIFLE (Risk, Injury, Failure, Loss, and End-stage kidney disease) [ 2], in predicting mortality in such patients has not yet been assessed.

A novel approach to scene classification is described by Monay et al. in the paper entitled "Contextual Classification of Image Patches with Latent Aspect Models" which combines patch-based contextual classification with latent aspect models.

In their paper entitled "Botnet: classification, attacks, detection, tracing, and preventive measures," J. Liu et al. provide a survey on this subject.

White first described her classification system in a report entitled, "Pregnancy Complicating Diabetes".

The 2016 Best Paper Award of the ICGdR official journal Geoenvironmental Disasters has been awarded to the paper entitled "A new classification of earthquake-induced landslide event sizes based on seismotectonic, topographic, climatic and geologic factors" by Hans-Balder Havenith, Almaz Torgoev, Anika Braun, Romy Schlögel and Mihai Micu in No.6, Vol.3.

It would require a technical legal holding that sexual-orientation classifications in the law are entitled to what is known as heightened constitutional scrutiny.

The court ruled that foreigners imprisoned at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, as well as American citizens held in the United States are entitled to contest their classification before an impartial judge.