Sentence examples for The redaction from inspiring English sources
noun
Edited or censored version of a document.
- The government supplied only the redaction to the reporters, the original was kept secret.
The redaction was widely assumed to be a consequence of political pressure applied by Beijing.
"The redaction of reviewers' names is appropriate.
"The redaction information may indeed conceal violations of law or embarrassing material," he said.
The redaction of the paper have been done by ACC and GN.
So let's play Guess the Redaction!
"Thus, the redaction makes no sense".
Operation Santa resumed with a few tweaks, including the redaction of last names and addresses with heavy black ink.
And under current publication regimes, the redaction process does not appear to have been a major administrative burden.
There are no provisions for the redaction of irrelevant information, something that would be hard to do with no definition of relevance in the law.
The NSA declined to comment beyond requesting the redaction of the name of an individual staffer in one of the documents.
In 1935 the preparatory commission became the Pontifical Commission for the Redaction of the Codex Juris Canonici Orientalis ("Code of Oriental Canon Law").
