| classify case | 2.04 | The case was classified as suicide. | ||
| classify information | 1.58 | Far too much information is classified by the government already. | ||
| classify document | 0.92 | Finally, it creates far stricter guidelines in classifying new documents. | ||
| classify death | 0.86 | Her death has been classified as a homicide. | ||
| classify loan | 0.86 | Now that all Korean loans are classified as junk, that process could well accelerate. | ||
| classify nicotine | 0.79 | The regulations, which classified the nicotine in tobacco as a drug, are expected to take effect next year. | ||
| classify people | 0.79 | Stoltz classifies such people as Quitters. | ||
| classify material | 0.72 | All related court material is classified, in keeping with Finnish practice. | ||
| classify patient | 0.66 | We classified our patients in three groups. | ||
| classify group | 0.53 | This group is classified as employable, but with limitations. | ||
| classify incident | 0.53 | Amos filed a police report, which classified the incident as a possible fifth degree assault, a misdemeanor. | ||
| classify detainee | 0.46 | Even the local jail here classifies detainees as Muslims and non-Muslims. | ||
| classify report | 0.46 | The CIA report was highly classified. | ||
| classify system | 0.39 | Until recently, the system was highly classified. | ||
| classify car | 0.33 | But the company was evasive about classifying the car. | ||
| classify drug | 0.33 | Brookes said he classified hard drugs such as cocaine as addictive. | ||
| classify program | 0.33 | This time around, the subcommittee is simply classifying programs as ready or not, Horn said. | ||
| classify area | 0.26 | But the Adirondack Park Agency in January voted unanimously to classify the area as wilderness. | ||
| classify crime | 0.26 | Federal law enforcement officials were hesitant to classify the crime. | ||
| classify employee | 0.26 | The lawsuits are often the result of misunderstandings in the way employers classify employees. |