Sentence examples for classified since from inspiring English sources
Therefore all information on their usage and payments has become classified since the re-establishment of the program.
DSL service had been classified since the mid-1990s as a common carrier service under Title II of the Communications Act, which prohibits blocking and unreasonable discrimination.
The sensitive material has been "formally classified" since The Independent last month exposed that the commissioning of illegal hacking went beyond the newspaper industry.
But the curb most needed is one on immigration.Opportunities in tourism and fishing have tempted mainlanders to the islands in recent years: the population, swollen by now to 16,000-plus, has been rising by 6% a year, increasing pressures on the 97% of the archipelago classified since 1959 as national park and not for human habitation.
Thirty landslides have not been classified, since they are either very specific (e.g., debris avalanches) or the level of vegetation is too difficult to state.
In the "Tiger" sequence in Figure 15, some fingers and the background near the hand are not correctly classified, since they move very fast beyond the coherence strip.
As "k-punk" – a pen-name he used while blogging – Fisher's writing ranged from philosophy to politics to music, film and literary criticism, but in truth each piece can be hard to classify, since he never considered politics and culture as being anything but inextricably interlinked.
DLXb is difficult to classify since it shows putatively derived amino acid residues at position 11 and 17.
A total of 114 samples (15.7%) proved difficult to classify since more than one-third of the signatures assigned discordant labels to these samples.
A Government advisory group has voted to give a clean bill of health to the artificial sweetener saccharin, which, despite its pink-packeted presence on restaurant tables everywhere, has been classified since 1981 as a suspected cause of cancer.
The data include the civil registry number, which is unique to every Danish citizen, the dates of admission and discharge, the surgical procedure(s) performed, and up to 20 diagnoses for every discharge classified, since 1994, according to the Danish version of the International Classification of Diseases, 10th edition (ICD-10).
