Sentence examples for said classification from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush cited President Clinton's 1995 executive order on classification, which said classification authority would be held by agency heads and officials designated by the president.

The IPC spokesman said: "Classification must be carried out by the sport's relevant international federation, as they have the sport specific skills and knowledge that are required to classify athletes in that particular sport.

A representative for the committee, Jack Langer, said classification restrictions would not permit additional detail on whether the Taliban member actually committed a terrorist or militant act, nor which ex-detainee is believed to be the subject of the speculation.

The said classification is used for identifying the seismic source zones and to define the potential faults, for estimating fault-to-site-distance probabilities, based on the published literature.

Besides, she said, "Classification is an extraordinarily complex art.

The first group the joint are persons who meet the criteria of groups IIa and IIb of the said classification.

Even with automation, he said, classifications systems are unreliable for serious searchers -- precisely because they rely on human judgments on labeling information.

In a Justice Department press release, Holder said, "classifications based on sexual orientation should be subject to a more heightened standard of scrutiny".

LAPD officials also say classification errors are inevitable in a department that records more than 100,000 serious offenses each year.

She and others said genetic classification could bring its own ambiguities.

Aaron said a classification of the deaths would be made after the autopsies and forensic testing.