Sentence examples for which reclassified from inspiring English sources

In 1930 Mexicans were classified as a separate race by the Census Bureau -- which reclassified them as white in 1940, after protests.

The job rightly starts with Mr. Obama's order to reconsider some of the worst abuses of the Bush administration, which reclassified and clawed back information cleared for public use and hobbled declassification guarantees.

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.

Citysearch is taking advantage of its recent overhaul, which reclassified every piece of data by neighborhood.

In 2015, the FCC adopted the Open Internet Order, which reclassified broadband service as a utility.

I learned that a 2012 IRS rule which reclassified mandatory service charges as taxable restaurant income, was taking effect.

The net recharge map was generated by stacking the factors of the net recharge parameters, which was then reclassified (Fig. 8) according to the values given in Table 2.

During this period, plans were mooted to convert Kentucky as a guided missile battleship, which saw her reclassified from BB-66 to BBG-1.

In the reclassified Hydatellaceae, which until recently belonged to the monocots (Saarela et al., 2007), a sheathing structure is interpreted as two cotyledons or at least as a case of syncotyly (Sokoloff et al., 2008).

There had been fears that putting association right to buy into law would lead to the bodies, many of which are registered charities, being reclassified as public assets, adding an estimated £60bn to public debt.

In 1984, pressures by ranchers, farmers and developers on the State of Utah and the federal government resulted in the prairie dog being reclassified as threatened, which allowed for the animal to be killed once again.