Sentence examples for special classification from inspiring English sources

The law allows the government to award a special classification to people who provide useful information to law enforcement authorities.

Most of the new recruits are coming on what is known as a J-1 visa, under which they can stay up to three years under a special classification of "research scholars".

The country has a special classification for brides killed by their in-laws over dowry, and 7,634 women died this way last year, a growing number, according to crime records.

It is necessary to establish a special classification for such types because in each case the modern reworking, while it owed much to the original, was in fact sufficiently different to be a new creation in its own right.

Silicon Valley's dream of a special classification for workers designed for on-demand economy startups is ultimately a pipe dream, but that doesn't mean they shouldn't engage with politics.

Cultivated plant taxonomy is concerned with the special classification categories needed for the plants of agriculture, horticulture and forestry as regulated by the Cultivated Plant Code.

It consists of separate, mutually exclusive, special classifications, often having no connection save the accidental one of alphabetical notation.

The main classifications in order of decreasing surface temperature are: O, B, A, F, G, K, and M. A variety of rare spectral types have special classifications.

"No student from Eggerts Crossing Village has been given special education classification this school year or last," Mr. McGraw said.

Although the special visa classification expires in three years, Mr. Ashcroft said it could be a smoothed path to eventual citizenship.

With clusters of AIDS showing up in Florida that do not match the pattern elsewhere in the nation, the Federal Centers for Disease Control is preparing to put Haitians back into a special risk classification.