Sentence examples for destroying computer from inspiring English sources
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.
Mr. Freeman secretly recorded his friend describing a brazen coverup that involved Mr. Longueuil destroying computer hard drives with pliers and dumping them into random garbage trucks in Manhattan in the middle of the night.
The complaint also details a brazen cover-up that involved destroying computer hard drives with pliers and tossing them into random Manhattan garbage trucks in the dead of night.
One reader criticised the Guardian for destroying computer equipment on which the details of the GCHQ files were stored; the hard drives and memory chips were deliberately wrecked after threats from senior UK government officials.
A primary focus of the report will be the extent to which Andersen was involved in shredding documents and destroying computer records after it knew that Enron was likely to become the subject of lawsuits and regulatory inquiries.
In the days immediately after the incident, administration officials gave a sanguine report: the 24-member crew successfully carried out a well-rehearsed program of destroying computer hardware and software that enables the plane to intercept and analyze Chinese communications.
Students also stormed the Education Ministry, destroying computers, smashing windows and burning documents.
At one point, as many as fourteen hundred men were smashing office windows, hurling stones, destroying computers, raiding company files, and battering the entrance to the camp where a large blue-and-white sign reads "Treat others how you want to be treated..
At one point, as many as fourteen hundred men were smashing office windows, hurling stones, destroying computers, raiding company files, and battering the entrance to the camp where a large blue-and-white sign reads "Treat others how you want to be treated...
Wipers are a unique type of malware that are focused solely on destroying computers and sabotaging operations.
The government also charged Mr. Spadoni with obstruction of justice, saying he destroyed computer files containing incriminating evidence.
