Sentence examples for censored document from inspiring English sources

The partially censored document refers to a letter Tony Blair wrote to George Bush in 2006 asking for US help in maintaining Britain's "nuclear delivery system" and the white paper of the same year, which gave the green light for replacing the existing fleet of Trident nuclear missile submarines.

The official Twitter account later linked to another censored document, this time, referencing "Operation Early Bird".

Coincidentally, this month the National Archives released official and previously censored documents about UFOs.

The Obama administration released narrowly selected and heavily censored documents and sent more officials to testify before Congress on Wednesday in an effort to defend the legality and value of the surveillance of all Americans' telephone calls.

Mimicking censored documents, Seen currently comes in three different styles including Strikethrough, Blackout and Underlined.

Through interviews and by comparing censored documents obtained from multiple sources, The Times was able to piece together most of what the state persuaded the courts to black out.

Anecdotally, I've seen files for the Liberator on a host of web archival sites such as the Internet Archive, on random open directories scattered throughout the internet, on torrent sites, on forums, in subreddits, and bundled with other would-be censored documents, like The Anarchist Cookbook.

An independent panel of jurists determines how documents will be released publicly, in some cases censoring documents that may threaten national security, international relations, or soldiers in Afghanistan.

The blunder occurred when an improperly censored military document about the U.K.'s nuclear submarines appeared on a Parliament website.

The original patrons' names would be scraped away, leaving blanks here and there that suggest censored government documents.

No decision was made yesterday about releasing the report and it will not be made until after the committee receives comments from the executive branch, Ms. Feinstein said, a euphemism for allowing the administration a chance to heavily censor the document.