That means that while the defendants can designate documents as confidential the plaintiffs and the news media will be able to challenge such restrictions as unnecessary.
Patrick J. Fitzgerald, the special counsel, said in Federal District Court that the White House had designated certain documents that it was concerned about being made public.
We included experts from the fields of the European chemical industry, governmental institutions and politicians as well as media representatives based on their designated and documented knowledge and expertise, as well as their capacity, willingness and time to participate [40].
Schiller's lawsuit against the City of New York, which was joined by the New York Times and adjudicated in 2007, ended up in their favor: Hundreds of previously designated "confidential" documents were released, which pointed to widespread warrantless spying operations run by NYPD's "R.N.C.
The initial version of the database, designated PhosphoGRID, documents approximately 5000 individual phosphorylated residues on 1495 gene products annotated from the published literature.
A person requesting that a document filed with the Commission be treated as privileged in whole or in part must designate the document as privileged in making an electronic filing or clearly indicate a request for such treatment on a paper filing.
Permits the home secretary to "designate" any document issued under a statutory power, making it a condition of applying for such a document that you join the national identity register.
If no person has been designated to receive documents, the document should be delivered to the president or secretary of the association.
The town covered all the name bases by including Terryville on the title page and designating the document the Comsewogue Hamlet Comprehensive Plan.
The MODS files for signing statements include no information designating the document as a signing statement, but only as a "PRESDOCU".
