Sentence examples for classified laws from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Bentham classified laws by their design to (1) protect people from harm caused by others, (2) protect people from harming themselves, and (3) require people to help others.

Apparently, this was due to the influence of the Christian theologian Thomas Aquinas, who classified laws in his book Summa Theologica.

Another ATF official has been reviewing Dodson's manuscript to look for sensitive or classified law enforcement information in case Dodson decides to publish the book for free, The Washington Times reported.

David Lewis of New York, one of the general's lawyers and an expert on the classified information laws, said the Government's rules would declare material secret even when it is already printed in a book.

The disc also contained other classified information, law-enforcement officials said.

Mr. Freeh was in the F.B.I.'s command center at the agency's headquarters when Mr. Hanssen was arrested as he returned to his car after dropping off a package of classified documents, law enforcement officials said.

"Instead," the former official said, "the decision was made to just go ahead with go with everything". Even the $40 billion figure attached to the current intelligence budget remains no more than an estimate, because spending figures remain classified by law.

President Bush will limit access to briefings on classified and sensitive law enforcement information, an administration official said today.

Justice Kagan wrote that the government might be able to protect the Navy records and similar information through other FOIA exemptions, including ones concerning classified materials and law enforcement records.

In a classified warning to law enforcement agencies late Thursday, the United States reiterated its concern about Al Qaeda's "continued desire to plot or plan terrorist attacks with an emphasis on U.S. interests abroad," federal officials said.

The law enforcement official said that Ms. Broadwell had cooperated with investigators in their effort to remove all classified material, which by law cannot be kept in an insecure facility.