Sentence examples for possibility of reclassifying from inspiring English sources

The F.C.C. is studying the possibility of reclassifying broadband service under the Communications Act.

"If someone acts to divide the Internet between haves and have-nots, we will use every power at our disposal to stop it". That includes the possibility of reclassifying broadband service so that it could be subject to the same strict regulation as utilities like electricity providers.

Bryant (3-16) is also in the process of reclassifying into Division I.

The decision left open the possibility of new rules, but only if the FCC were to reclassify the Internet as a utility.

The working group is also reportedly considering a much bigger and more controversial change, to reclassify all lever-action shotguns and even the possibility of another mass buyback of such weapons already legally owned by shooters.

–Possibility of physical transition.

The NRI is estimated as {[(number of events reclassified higher – number of events reclassified lower)/number of events] – [(number of nonevents reclassified higher – number of nonevents reclassified lower)/number of nonevents]}.

Of course, Ms. Farr did not even have the benefit of an accountant reclassifying.

In June 1969, the Illinois Selective Service board of appeals reclassified him 1-A ("available for unrestricted military service").

Instacart, the grocery delivery company, has similarly been reclassifying some of its workers as employees.

The model with 57 SNP performed best by reclassifying 11.1% of the individuals into a more accurate risk group, while GRS_26 reclassified 7.1% and GRS_10 reclassified 4.1%.