Sentence examples for raise classifications from inspiring English sources

Some restricted data is deemed so sensitive that Washington is engaged in a quiet effort to raise classifications from secret to top secret for 65 nuclear topics, making whole libraries of sequestered data less likely to slip into foreign hands.

However, the results can be improved by the development of urban structure types (UST) through oriented based image analysis (OBIA) method using high-resolution images (Ikonos, RapidEye, QuickBird) to raise classification details on urban morphology with good accuracy.

Still, Wallace said that no one at the meeting involving Fearey, which he also attended, raised classification concerns.

It does not raise grammatical classifications to a philosophical level; it ignores them, and when they get in its way, destroys them.

The State Senate approved a bill yesterday that would raise the classification of endangering the welfare of a child to a felony from a misdemeanor.

The testimony resulted in the October 2004 decision by policy makers to raise the classification of that portion of the river to primary rather than secondary contact, meaning the water must be clean enough to permit activities involving direct contact with the water.

In un-free countries basic political rights do not exist while basic civil liberties are "systematically denied".Freedom House's classifications raise some questions, however.

Now, books about the natural history museum have also been appearing, many invoking the challenges to categories and classifications raised by Foucault.

These could raise controversies in classification & treatment.

The CT patterns of small peripheral adenocarcinomas on thin-section CT were consistent to some extent with the pathologic classifications raised by Noguchi (50% for type C; 100% for types D F).

He dropped to fifth in the race classification, which raised Kimi Raikkonen of the Lotus team to third place, and Button to second.