Sentence examples for classified concerns from inspiring English sources

More than half the children classified concerns about "personal safety" as a source of worry, more than twice the number who worried about "being unloved".

"Although we agree that the Government's interest in combating terrorism is an urgent objective of the highest order," the judges wrote, the government had "done little more than reiterate that fact," turning down "invitations" to tell it more, including classified concerns, which the court, as the decision pointed out in a footnote, is allowed to hear.

Two of the samples could not be classified concerning metastasis status and were excluded.

All HCC lesions were classified concerning morphology in diffuse (n = 31) or encapsulated (n = 33) lesions.

The focus of the ObasCId-Tool is identifying and classifying concerns from software requirements.

We evaluate our technique by classifying concerns of 23 design patterns and by proposing refactorings to aspectise them according to observations made in previous empirical studies.

In the execution phase of the quasi-experimental study, the participants should perform a series of activities in the ObasCId-Tool, which consisted in managing the needed resources to identify and classify concerns from software requirements.

This phase is divided into (Fig. 4) (i) identifying concerns from keywords, (ii) identifying concerns from the interdependence among software requirements, (iii) specifying the main concerns, (iv) verifying the results of concern identification, and (v) classifying concerns.

The United States and other countries were prompted to release formerly classified documents concerning Chileans who had "disappeared"—who were kidnapped and presumably killed by the Pinochet regime.

By 2008, she had sued the F.B.I. through the Freedom of Information Act and received more than 1,000 pages of previously classified material concerning Mr. Scarpa.

Dr. Turkevich conducted highly classified work concerning nuclear technology in the Soviet Union, and developed techniques to measure the spread of gases globally, according to Dr. George A. Cowan, senior fellow emeritus at Los Alamos National Laboratory.