Sentence examples for for reclassifying from inspiring English sources

To develop an automated, high-throughput, and reproducible method for reclassifying and validating ontological concepts for natural language processing applications.

Bureaucratic hurdles and complex criteria for reclassifying students keep many students in English Learner programs for years longer than they should.

All credit, then, to the resourceful youth of today, for reclassifying millions of adults as something they never wanted to be: angry, confused reactionaries.

One of the tax collectors was caught on tape agreeing to take money in return for reclassifying an overdue tax bill as currently not collectible.

Nutt also renewed his support for reclassifying ecstasy from a class A drug to class B, saying the advisory committee "won the intellectual argument" over the issue but obviously didn't win the decision after the home secretary vetoed the move.

"The goal of raising money is not a proper rationale for reclassifying who falls on what side of the line," said Randel K. Johnson, senior vice president with the United States Chamber of Commerce.

But the congressman blasted the DEA for not reclassifying the plant.

Also, most available lands are classified for agricultural use, and reclassifying them for housing is a slow process, he said.

The other is to have its contract termination "for cause" reclassified as a termination for the Army's convenience.

Hoping to ensure the survival of "one of our state's beloved natural resources," Gov. Charlie Crist has asked the state's Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to delay a vote scheduled for today on reclassifying the Florida manatee to threatened from endangered.

Representative Jay Inslee, Democrat of Washington, said in a statement, "This deal allows D.O.E. to establish a dangerous precedent for Hanford on reclassifying high-level nuclear waste because it suggests that less cleanup is needed if the name of the waste is arbitrarily changed".