Sentence examples for the reclassification from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of reclassifying; a second or subsequent classification.
The reclassification may also help find drugs.
The reclassification raises questions over the medicinal use of cannabis.
Still, the details of the reclassification are frustrating.
(Weinstein, who was not the archivist at the time, placed a moratorium on the reclassification).
He believes the reclassification is a positive move: "This will enhance transparency and accountability.
The reclassification of Mrs. Dunn-Jones's death is likely to increase that level of anxiety.
The preliminary report said that soon after the reclassification, the member of public came forward.
The reclassification reduced selling, general and administrative costs by $877 million for 2001 and by $915 million for 2000.
Local authorities – who stand to lose the tax revenue – do not get a say in the reclassification of buildings.
Anothe concern is that meeting the target so far has involved the reclassification of some existing aid flows.
This practice is plainly wrong, and one which will be hopefully be ended should the reclassification go ahead.
