Sentence examples for governmental classification from inspiring English sources

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An article last Sunday about a new stimulant known as "bath salts" erroneously included, in some editions, a drug among those that are Schedule I, a governmental classification that the Drug Enforcement Administration is considering for mephedrone and methylenedioxypyrovalerone, the manmade chemicals found in bath salts.

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These include governmental agencies, regulatory bodies, industry management, crew, classification societies, and all others in the chain of responsibility.

This study provides original contributions to the existing approval procedures of classification societies, which are non-governmental construction and classification organizations in the shipping industry.

Thus, "any person, of whatever race, has the right to demand that any governmental actor subject to the Constitution justify any racial classification subjecting that person to unequal treatment under the strictest of judicial scrutiny".

At the same time, and perhaps somewhat paradoxically, they tend to call for a high level of disclosure by the government, even where its activities are deemed sensitive and in need of security classification -- such activities being essentially the governmental equivalent of what individuals might consider to be private matters.

(Breivik, presumably, was referring to the fact — explained in today's Daily Mirror by Nick Lowles, of the anti-fascist group Hope Not Hate — that the British police do not consider the E.D.L. a far-right extremist group, a classification that would subject the group to increased governmental monitoring).

Note that there is a distinction in the execution of classification between the PRN database and the formal, governmental CBS guidelines where classification was more nationality based on the basis of the information provided by the person (country of birth and parents' country of birth).

For a gender-based classification to withstand such scrutiny, it must "serve important governmental objectives," and "the discriminatory means employed [must be] substantially related to the achievement of those objectives".

The Supreme Court has said that sex-based classifications are permissible only if they serve important governmental goals and are substantially related to achieving those goals.

"The rule does put official pressure upon broadcasters to recruit minority candidates, thus creating a race-based classification that is not narrowly tailored to support a compelling governmental interest and is therefore unconstitutional," the court said.

Reasons for that are the often difficult and contested definitions of land use categories such as swidden cultivation (Mertz et al. 2009a), the quality of data coming from agricultural reporting systems that have to correspond to governmental plans, and a high variety of land cover inventories with different data sets, methodologies and classification systems.

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