Sentence examples for classified activities from inspiring English sources

The Obama Justice Department claims the former CIA officer "disclosed classified information to journalists, including the name of a covert CIA officer and information revealing the role of another CIA employee in classified activities". For at least six years it was the policy of the United States of America to torture and abuse its enemies or, in some cases, simply suspected enemies.

The network of companies -- which includes several businesses located in offshore tax havens -- allowed Blackwater to obscure its involvement in government work from contracting officials or the public, and to assure a low profile for any of its classified activities, said former Blackwater officials, who, like the government officials, spoke only on condition of anonymity.

Senator Dianne Feinstein and Congressman Mike Rogers, the two committee chairs, have both appeared on national media to support the proposition that their respective oversight committees where properly briefed on these classified activities.

"If you hear something that sounds like I am talking about classified activities or NSA activities, I want to tell you right now you misheard what I said, and you should ask me for a clarification because that's not what I am going to be talking about".

The report quoted unidentified government officials and former Blackwater employees as saying that the network of companies allowed Blackwater to obscure its involvement in government work from contracting officials and the public, and to ensure a low profile for its classified activities.

PLP is a cofactor in more than 140 distinct enzymatic reactions, corresponding to approx. 4% of all classified activities [1].

We classified activity at the time of falling into general categories, without consideration of the intent of the action (e.g., "walking", as opposed to "walking to the dining room").

Most of us are inclined immediately to classify activities like repairing a car, riding a bicycle, hitting a jump shot, taking care of a baby or cooking a risotto as exercises of practical knowledge.

We argued that the classification should conform to that used in standard practice of national accounts and macro input-output table construction, classifying activities into economic sectors that have standard definitions, and the classification of which does not depend on the location or functional type (wage- or self-employment) of the activity.

In this paper, we address the problem of classifying activities of daily living (ADL) in video.

To classify activities, we used the following categories: work, leisure, road traffic, and sports.