Sentence examples for classified making from inspiring English sources

Troublesome intellectuals who report on political oppression, ecological catastrophes, rural poverty etc, got years in prison for betraying a state secret, and the catch was that many of the laws and regulations that made up the state-secret regime were themselves classified, making it difficult for individuals to know how and when they are in violation.

IT STILL beggars belief to consider that the American government treats the Wikileaks trove of diplomatic cables as classified, making it is illegal for US officials who lack the proper security clearance to go online and read them something any middling journalist or al-Qaeda operative can do.

Warren and Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) responded by pointing out that the pact remains classified, making it a crime for lawmakers to share its details with the public.

During this time, a large percentage of our participants were literally moved overnight and many were moved to "undisclosed locations" (meaning their location was now classified), making tracking these participants impossible.

About 25% data are incorrectly classified, make the identification difficult at least when phytoliths are few, and we find only one diagnostic feature to distinguish the two taxa, more local samples are needed to detect if other diagnostic features are practicable.

The deal is still being negotiated, and the Obama administration is treating its terms and its negotiating texts as classified information, making it difficult for outside organizations to have an informed opinion.

Incredibly, the lab does not even require staff members to sign a log when they remove classified material, making it hard to determine when or why or by whom material is removed.

Among America's current best sellers, these used imports fill car lots and classified ads, making them affordable to younger buyers, who spend $10,000 to $15,000 to purchase them and thousands more to spruce them up.

The TPP negotiation texts are treated as classified information, making it difficult for the public to judge the competing claims.

The Obama administration treats the TPP negotiating texts as classified information, making it a crime for his trade critics to detail their concerns in public.

8. Hillary Clinton is constantly involved in scandal and either the victim of a "surreal witch hunt" according to James Carville, a conspiracy among intelligence agencies (a Clinton spokesman says the government has "competing views" on what is classified, apparently making it alright for a retroactively classified email to be on a private server), or controversy.