Sentence examples for it reclassified from inspiring English sources

Back in 2013, Beyoncé's album rollout was a fiasco of epic proportions but its surprise release saw it reclassified as a stroke of genius.

The company has previously suggested it would cost its UK business "tens of millions" of pounds if it reclassified the circa 50,000 'self-employed' drivers operating on its platform as workers.

Uber has previously suggested it would cost its UK business "tens of millions" of pounds if it reclassified the circa 50,000 'self-employed' drivers operating on its platform as Limb (b) workers — an existing employment categorization that sits between 'self-employed' and 'worker'worker

(A federal appeals court recently rejected an attempt to have it reclassified).In December Eric Holder, the attorney-general, said that the justice department would issue a response to the state laws "relatively soon".

They were right.That is why the government was wrong when, in a temporary switch to alphabetical politics and in the face of expert evidence, it reclassified cannabis as a more dangerous, class-B drug.

The FCC has new authority to set privacy rules after it reclassified broadband providers last year as part of new net neutrality regulations.

It was reclassified and given its current binomial name in 1908 by Frédéric Bataille when he made it the type species of the newly circumscribed genus Chalciporus.

It was reclassified to (and was designated the type species of) the new genus Ciconia by French zoologist Mathurin Jacques Brisson in 1760.

It was reclassified to B in 2009, but that didn't make a huge amount of difference: People had realized how easy, lucrative, and relatively low risk planting a couple of crops could be.

It was reclassified to B in 2009, of course, but that didn't make a huge amount of difference: people had realised how easy, lucrative and relatively low risk planting a couple of crops could be.

The RSPB has called for it to be reclassified and discharges of the substance to be outlawed.