Sentence examples for going to classify from inspiring English sources

I'm going to classify that as not-me and forget about it because I lead a very busy life'".

Still, I'm going to classify her in the "people I don't think are doping" part of my mind, which I'll admit has plenty of false negatives.

But it went through this extensive review two or three times in the White House, whether they were going to classify our research or allow us to go ahead and publish it, and they came down on the side of open publication.

I suggest they should either have taken that advice and worked towards an evidence-based classification system or they should have been honest and said: "We have heard the evidence that LSD, ecstasy and cannabis are among the least harmful drugs but we don't care and are still going to classify them according to our political ideals".

The government's plans to allow the 25-strong Office of the Schools Commissioner to broker school improvement are "entirely unrealistic given the huge number of schools that the new Ofsted inspection regime are going to classify as failing", he says in a new pamphlet published by the Policy Exchange.

The expert is going to classify those variants as being pathogenic or benign".

Here is why: A.I.G., because of its large size and its activities, is almost certainly going to classified by regulators as a "systemically important" financial institution.

West went to classify 808s & Heartbreak as a pop album, asserting his disdain towards the contemporary backlash to the concept of pop music and expressed admiration for what some pop stars have accomplished in their careers.

We used Gene Ontology (GO) to classify functions of the annotated genes.

"Those assessments are going to be classified," Entous said.

Therefore, this study has been carried out in order to identify and classify the different vernacular techniques for producing mortar over history in a given geographical region through the combination of petrophysic, chemical and organoleptic analysis, going on to classify and date constructions for which there were no recorded data.