Sentence examples for classified lists from inspiring English sources
The Chicago and London editors submitted classified lists and copies of articles to advisers who recommended revision or replacement of existing material, omission of some articles, and introduction of new articles.
It contained the separate indexes, classified lists of articles, and contributors' lists to both the 11th and 13th editions.
Truckers want the government to let them check new drivers against classified lists of suspected terrorists.
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Mill's other publications include: Hints to Teachers and Students on the Choice of Geographical Books for Reference and Reading, with Classified Lists (1897); New Lands (1900); The Siege of the South Pole (1905); The Life of Sir Ernest Shackleton (1923); Hugh Robert Mill: An Autobiography, with introduction by L. Dudley Stamp (1951).
Some material was carried over from the 12th edition, but the space saved by omitting details of World War I was used to give greater international coverage to the events and discoveries of the period than in the 12th edition (and therefore also than in the 11th edition), as can be seen by comparing the two classified lists of articles in the last volumes.
Google and Microsoft have recently launched classified listing services that could include extensive commercial real estate listings.
Classified listing service Edgeio now lets you sell content through your listings.
The preface included a classified list of the chief treatises and their authors.
Mr. Kadyrov is a close ally of Mr. Putin's, and his reported inclusion on the classified list led the headlines in Russia on Saturday.
Drug agency officials, for instance, have sought a higher place for global drug trafficking on the intelligence community's classified list of surveillance priorities, according to two officials.
