Sentence examples for destroyed computer from inspiring English sources
The government also charged Mr. Spadoni with obstruction of justice, saying he destroyed computer files containing incriminating evidence.
It suggested that the company had also destroyed computer data "because it wanted to eliminate any risk that this evidence would be used against it at trial".
But a spokesperson for the Guardian said: "The prime minister is wrong to say the Guardian destroyed computer files because we agreed our reporting was damaging.
A Guardian spokesman said: "The prime minister is wrong to say the Guardian destroyed computer files because we agreed our reporting was damaging.
Agents of the British government descended on The Guardian's offices to monitor three executives as they physically destroyed computer hard drives containing some of the classified material that Mr. Snowden downloaded from American intelligence databases and gave to Mr. Greenwald and others.
http://t.co/LlbcPLkkmn it's Fahrenheit 451, but with computers Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 7.50pm BST19:50 Here's some video of Alan Rusbridger, editor of the Guardian, talking about why and how the newspaper destroyed computer hard drives containing copies of some of the secret files leaked by Edward Snowden.
If that wasn't a clear enough warning, the destroyed computers' files were replaced with pictures of burning American flags.
Others, he said, suffered from reduced power flows that destroyed computers and air-conditioners, forcing them to shut for far longer.
The heavy-handed British government told the Guardian it stood in danger of prosecution in the UK unless it destroyed computers upon which the Snowden documents were held.
We give him a fragment of a smashed-up hard drive, a memento of the Guardian's tangles with GCHQ: a year ago this weekend, senior editors destroyed computers used to store Snowden's documents while GCHQ representatives watched.
Halliburton pleaded guilty to criminal charges for destroying computer test results that had been sought as evidence and agreed to pay $200,000 in fines.
