Sentence examples for law classification from inspiring English sources

Felony and misdemeanour, in Anglo-American law, classification of criminal offenses according to the seriousness of the crime.

This is especially so when those determinations enact into law classifications of persons.

The proposals include winding back elements of Labor's financial advice protection laws, updating classification laws and changing aged care certification requirements.

The modeling agencies were registered as talent managers under New York State law, a classification with no set cap on commissions.

In U.S. law the classification of a crime as a felony or as a misdemeanour is ordinarily determined by the penalties attached to the offense.

As a matter of law, the classification makes perfect sense.

The law of classification of the sciences also has a historical aspect: it gives us the order in which the sciences develop.

Steve Aftergood, the director of the Project on Government Secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists, who reviewed the recent documents obtained by VICE News, said the DIA is taking a "broad interpretation of law and classification policy in order to withhold as much as it can".

(That point is at least debatable, and is already built into laws on classification).

Late today, after a meeting between Mr. Bush and the chairmen and ranking members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the House International Relations Committee, Mr. Fleischer said Mr. Bush had sought to assure them that his memo did not supersede existing laws on classification.

Paul Catley, also at the Open University, called the work "fascinating", but added that while the research appeared to support the law's classifications, the research did not explain how the different brain states influenced people's behaviour.