Sentence examples for proposed reclassification from inspiring English sources

"I hope that your proposed reclassification of Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince Harry as not British, as second- and third-generation immigrants descended from the foreign-born Philip, will not distress them too much," was journalist Sunder Katwala's eloquent response.

As Sunder Katwala of the Fabians says in an open letter to Paul Dacre: I hope that your proposed reclassification of Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince Harry as not British, as second and third generation immigrants descended from the foreign-born Philip, will not distress them too much.

(d) A party in interest may file a Petition to Deny any application that proposes reclassification of a Class C authorization to Class C0 not later than 30 days after issuance of an order to show cause by the Commission notifying the affected licensee of the proposed reclassification.

These findings, taken together, suggest that our proposed reclassification is not merely a mathematical model function; rather it is tracking real underlying molecular sarcoma "phenotypes" based on tissue differentiation lines.

The proposed reclassification of R. delemar for type II strains is not widely used in literature.

Our proposed reclassification system may be a basis for identifying different types of microcirculatory abnormalities and possibly provide a guide for therapeutic interventions.

Houston school officials are appealing the proposed reclassifications, saying that the problem was not large-scale fraud but sloppy record keeping.

We reasoned that if our proposed MFH reclassification using the 170-gene predictor is valid, it should reflect the overall molecular similarity between reclassified MFH and their corresponding subtypes, above and beyond the prediction by the 170-gene predictor.

The supergroup concept is increasingly accepted as evidenced by several reviews [ 15, 16] and the recently proposed formal reclassification by the International Society of Protozoologists [ 17].

Our results propose a reclassification of thyroid cancers into molecular subtypes that better reflect their underlying signaling and differentiation properties, which has the potential to improve their pathological classification and better inform the management of the disease.

We are now ready to propose our reclassification strategy in which a user is allowed to switch only if both its own throughput as well as the system throughput do not decrease and at-least one of them strictly increases.