Sentence examples for block the records from inspiring English sources

The increased security comes as the newspaper, The Journal News, has promised to forge ahead with plans to expand its interactive map of permit holders to include a third county in the suburbs of New York City, and local officials there have vowed to block the records' release.

At several points, someone, presumably a prison official, tries to put a hand in front of the camera to block the recording.

Ms. Grimaud said she called Deutsche Grammophon and asked that it block the recording, which it did, given that it was her project.

In private blocking, the records of one database should not be exposed to other parties.

Judge Emmet G. Sullivan of Federal District Court warned the Bush administration that he would reject any effort to block the release of records on Vice President Dick Cheney's energy task force unless government lawyers provided specific reasons.

His speech helped frame the debate over the vote scheduled for Wednesday on an amendment to the House defense appropriations bill, sponsored by Representative Justin Amash, Republican of Michigan, that would block the N.S.A. phone records program.

The creation of corporate privacy would transform F.O.I.A. into a battleground, between individuals and others seeking to hold the government accountable, including journalists, and corporations trying to block the release of records because of this new-found claim.

The group, seeking to block the gathering of telephone records "metadata," asks how all of the NSA's information gathering meets the standard of being "relevant".

A 2009 piece in Mother Jones lamented a President George W. Bush executive order allowing former-presidents and their families to block the release of presidential records as — you guessed it — "unprecedented".

Today the Agency is ignoring the ARRB criteria and blocking the disclosure of records that meet the legal definition of "assassination related" records.

The government obtained an order temporarily blocking the release of the records.