Sentence examples for documents withdrawn from inspiring English sources

The head of the National Archives said that most of the thousands of historical documents withdrawn by government agencies because of secrecy claims since 1999 would be made publicly available again.

A18 Documents Wrongly Classified An audit by the National Archives of more than 25,000 historical documents withdrawn from public access since 1999 found that more than a third did not contain sensitive information justifying classification, archives officials announced.

The two men taken there on Saturday allege that they were cable-tied to chairs and beaten during their last stint inside Chauka in July, and forced to sign documents withdrawing their witness accounts of Barati's death.

It is also drafting a new information security policy, to be released in the next few weeks, that officials say will result in more documents' being withdrawn.

Given the overwhelming data against criminalization, and the fact other arms of the UN including the World Health Organization and the Office of the High Commissioner on Human Rights—have already come out in favor of decriminalization, what really seems strange here is that the document was withdrawn so decisively.

After Judge Bennett ruled that the government would have to show the jury some of the documents, prosecutors withdrew them from evidence, saying that was necessary to protect the agency's secrets.

The documents were hastily withdrawn by Whitehall officials who claimed their release at Kew had been "a mistake".

One of the withdrawn documents reported that it took a two-man "SWAT" team an average of 22 seconds to breach security at American nuclear plants.

Mr. Ryan added that he did not know when such deliberations might be completed or decisions made over the fate of the 6,600 withdrawn documents.

According to the American State Department, 30m pages of once-public declassified documents have been withdrawn, while another 20m that have been declassified but not yet released are awaiting review (a task that is expected to take five years).

Some lavish their attention on books that belong to no one, as in the photo series "Expired," by Kerry Mansfield, which documents discarded or withdrawn library books, or a Tumblr entirely devoted to photos of the abandoned books found on Brooklyn stoops.