Other efforts involved reclassifying books and moving them to less frequently used areas of school libraries.

The Clinton Administration, urged on by Detroit, is considering reclassifying mini-vans and sport- utility vehicles as trucks rather than cars.

The program has been criticized by experts, journalists and authors for reclassifying documents, which were in the public domain, where there is no reason to keep secret anymore.

Both tax bills carry a measure allowing those partnerships to choose to remain publicly traded partnerships and avoid the expense of reclassifying as corporations on one condition.

Also reclassifying loans to Brazil was the American Express Bank Ltd., a unit of the American Express Company.

For more, see William Partlett, Reclassifying Russian Law: Mechanisms, Outcomes, and Solutions for an Overly Politicized Field (reference below).

An official at the Korea Food & Drug Administration said the government might resolve the issue by reclassifying the test strips as non-pharmacological supplies, but the issue would take time due to vested interests.

Citing the ACLU's transition recommendations on overclassification, German called for an end to the policy of reclassifying previously declassified documents, and ending the use of "control markings" as a substitute for formal classification.

They repositioned the brand, reclassifying it from a Liebfraumilch to a regular Qualitätswein bestimmter Anbaugebiete (QbA), changing the grapes from Müller-Thurgau to 30% Riesling, and making it less sweet.

The Desert Protection Bill would save nearly 12,000 square miles already owned by the Government's Bureau of Land Management by reclassifying them: It would make Death Valley and Joshua Tree National Monuments into national parks, designate 4.5 million acres as wilderness and create a new national park.

Just one of them will be reclassified as a city next month.

A decision to reclassify the loans might then be made.

The species is so unusual, it has been reclassified several times.

In 1981 the park was reclassified and established a special legal regime.

They do not want the Treasury to have the power to reclassify them as employees.

One of these guys knows the regime, we can get it reclassified in a minute.

Instead, it reclassified some oil and gas fields as less likely to be developed soon, if at all.

She was reclassified from her birth race of white to coloured.

His position was reclassified in 1917 as a master mechanic.

Many personnel went on to B-29 schools at other locations as they were reclassified.

To distinguish this unit it was reclassified as the Class 154.

They also talk about reclassifying jobs and insisting on greater productivity.

In the same study, 40 percent of the men initially reported as heterosexual cases were reclassified.

The club also wanted the freedom to reclassify its employees' jobs for greater efficiency.

That led the laboratory to reclassify the remains as unknown.

The students should therefore be reclassified as dropouts, it said.

They also said the agency was actually seeking to cut wages 30 percent, by reclassifying workers.

It was later reclassified as a tropical storm on September 8.

He could not understand why he had just been reclassified 1A without a new test.

The cause of death has not been determined, but the case was reclassified as a homicide on Friday.

Further research should examine the extent to which providers reclassify services.

"The idea is to let people get on with their research and not reclassify documents unless it's absolutely necessary."

She was reclassified as a frigate in 1975 along with her entire class.

She was reclassified to the higher disability grade of F37 after the competition.

If the pencil fell out as a results of the shaking, the person could be reclassified.