| That leaves employers to begin reclassifying workers according to overtime rules that, unfortunately, aren't clear yet. |
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| Secondly reclassifying the drugs will do absolutely nothing to prevent anyone else from dying. |
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| I'm not clear on why simply reclassifying the former as issues of civil liberties rather than economic policy answers the broader question. |
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| But reclassifying fast food workers as manufacturing employees could have other advantages for the administration. |
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| I do not support reclassifying anti-war protestors as terrorists. |
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| The Government is reclassifying cannabis from a class B to a class C drug as part of its overall drug strategy to focus on class A drugs, especially heroin and cocaine. |
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| And some town halls are trying to help residents by reclassifying spare bedrooms as having another use. |
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| In 2003 Trantina filed an amended return for 1999 again reclassifying the termination payments as capital gains from the sale of his agency. |
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| One of the key benefits of the VCSP is the substantially reduced cost for reclassifying workers. |
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| By reclassifying cannabis we are being honest to young people about the harm cannabis can cause in comparison to drugs such as crack and heroin. |
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| There is no formal method for reclassifying restored PAWS as ASNW, although some woodland managers now use the acronym RPAWS for a restored site. |
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| Jane Harris, of Rethink, said reclassifying cannabis would make little difference. |
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| We believe it would be irresponsible to consider reclassifying it. |
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| At his monthly Downing Street news conference this week, the Prime Minister indicated his strong support for reclassifying cannabis as a Class B drug. |
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| Councilman Bernard Parks, a former LAPD chief, took the department to task for reclassifying domestic-violence assaults without first consulting the City Council. |
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| In effect, this meant either reclassifying the Remainder Waterway as a Cruising Waterway or entering into an agreement for another body to maintain the waterway. |
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| The FDA has issued a final order reclassifying sunlamp products and ultraviolet lamps intended for use in sunlamp products from low-risk to moderate-risk devices. |
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