Sentence examples for classification matters from inspiring English sources
In respect of classification matters, it is for parliament to endorse or reject those decisions.
Classification matters: the 1998 Figeac sells in New York for about $80 a bottle, the 1998 Cheval Blanc for about $250.
He has access to all documents classified "Top Secret," "Secret" and "Confidential" and the authority to override the heads of major Government agencies in classification matters.
This paper identifies electronic records management practice with particular reference to Syariah Courts in Malaysia specifying on classification matter.
Classifications matter, the report says, because among other things, they can affect which businesses receive tax relief.
To fill out this proposal one would need to develop a normative account that explains what sorts of group classifications matter for this purpose and on what grounds.
These classifications matter as they decide the funding and support which flows back to unions from World Cups which, this time around, is expected to generate about £180m profit.
Despite the widespread use of digital texts, handling them is inherently difficult - the large amount of data necessary to represent them and the subjectivity of classification complicate matters.
These materials not only broaden the topological classification of matter but also provide a condensed matter realization of various relativistic particles and phenomena previously discussed mainly in high energy physics.
The classification of matter according to its physical and chemical state and separation methods used for mixtures based on differences in physical properties of the pure substances are reviewed.
