Sentence examples for classified matter from inspiring English sources

-- Any contact I may have had with that case was a classified matter.

In 1984 the U.S. government made an attempt to require thousands of officials handling classified matter to pledge that they would submit any future writings for prepublication review by government censors.

It's rare for the government to issue a statement on an apparent threat which, according to Bloomberg, is a classified matter that's been under federal investigation for three years.

They contained a "mass of information" relating to security or classified matters.

Mr. Holder pushed back against the suggestion that indicting Mr. Assange would open the door to prosecuting traditional news organizations that take steps to ferret out and disclose information the government says should be a secret — including The New York Times, which published some of the WikiLeaks documents and often writes about classified matters.

Snowden may have revealed a larger volume of material, but he is not the first to disclose highly classified matters.

What departmental practices need to be put in place to ensure that unsolicited materials don't contain improper reference classified matters?

A rule that categorically equated "classified" matters with "secret" matters would, for example, perversely encourage the President to classify politically embarrassing information simply to place it beyond the reach of judicial process.

Wells et al. [ 10] use the expectation/maximization (EM) algorithm to classify white matter, gray matter.

Although all mesons are classified as matter rays when traveling at high velocities, they are so few that their chemical effects are not presently studied.

Other entities commonly classified as matter when traveling with high velocity include the positively charged nucleus of the hydrogen atom, or proton; the nucleus of deuterium (i.e., heavy hydrogen, the nucleus of which has double the mass of normal hydrogen's nucleus), or deuteron, also positively charged; and the nucleus of the helium atom, or alpha particle, which has a double positive charge.