Sentence examples for official classification from inspiring English sources

In 2003, they drew up an official classification, with three levels — Cru Bourgeois, Cru Bourgeois Supérieur and Cru Bourgeois Exceptionnel.

Now there is no official classification of the chateaus; Cru Bourgeois is used only as an official seal of approval.

Almost a century before the official classification of the great growths of Bordeaux, Jefferson recorded a hierarchy remarkably similar to the present classification.

The flyby has resurrected the debate, however, and yesterday Charles Bolden, Nasa's chief administrator, said he hoped the official classification would be reconsidered.

Because the ethnic group bears no official classification like the one used to count Hispanics, establishing ethnicity relies heavily on self-identification.

By mid-May of this year, the city had only enjoyed 16 days of air quality that could be considered "good" by the official classification.

Books aren't like films, there are no official classifications, though admittedly your parents may disapprove if you're scaring yourself silly with thrillers before bedtime.

The punch lines glossed over the report's point, which was not to promote reclassifying fast food as manufacturing but to point out that official classifications are vague enough that many service companies could qualify for tax breaks aimed at manufacturers.

Here we also introduce methods for evaluating topic model classifications using the official classifications as a benchmark.

To validate Alchemy's categorization of news articles, we compared the classifications for the New York Times articles returned by Alchemy and the official classifications offered on the New York Times site.

Within official classifications, attachment disorganization is a risk factor but not in itself an attachment disorder.