Sentence examples for reclassified a from inspiring English sources

A Brooklyn missing-person case was reclassified a murder yesterday when the victim's ex-boyfriend confessed to killing her and dumping her body in a neighborhood trash pile, the police said.

In 2014, California passed a ballot measure known as Proposition 47, which reclassified a range of felonies as misdemeanors and invoked the voices of crime victims to prioritize drug treatment over incarceration.

The Navy said today that it had reclassified a pilot shot down in the gulf war in 1991 to reflect a new presumption that he was at one point alive in Iraqi hands.

Javid then announced that the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs would assess whether cannabis should be reclassified – a move which would make it significantly easier for research to be conducted on the drug.

If the Bengals make the playoffs and face the Texans in the first round, the game will be reclassified a non-B.C.S. bowl and played on the Big Ten Network.

A substance that caused the deaths of hundreds of birds should be reclassified, a scientist has said.

So what does it take before a book is reclassified -- an executive order from "Pinch" Sulzberger?

Reclassifying a loan as "in danger of bankruptcy" would mean reserving against 70% of the loan instead.

Proposition 2. The conditions for reclassifying a user and changing their RRC from an upper RRC to a lower RRC is summarized as follows.

UK maritime chiefs are to ask the international governing body to reclassify a pollutant that affected thousands of birds on the south coast.

One way the Treasury could curb earnings stripping, for instance, is by reclassifying a U.S. subsidiary's debt as equity.