Sentence examples for erase computer from inspiring English sources
The indictment, filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, also charges that Mr. Harding directed others to shred documents and erase computer files to cover up his activities.
His job was to erase computer discs being carried by the diplomat – which he claims to have completed by sitting behind him on the plane and using his psycho-kinetic powers.
The indictment, filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, also charges that Mr. Harding directed others to shred documents and erase computer files to cover up his activities, and accuses him of acquiring child pornography received over the Internet.
He was also charged with directing others to shred documents and erase computer files to cover up his activities after his expense records were requested by a reporter for The Village Voice.
Today he charges up to $30 an hour to help clients erase computer viruses and fix other problems.
Researchers discovered Flame while investigating reports that another computer virus, called Wiper, had been erasing computer programs in Iran.
His report said that one agency had a device that magnetically erased computer drives, but that employees did not like to use it because it was noisy.
But the plotters, tipped off by a French press report about the arrest, frantically began shredding documents and erasing computer files.
Mr. Baker, who acknowledged that he had erased computer files related to the Navajo payments, was recently transferred to Oregon after more than 20 years at the Navajo office in Farmington.
Landis's camp launched new accusations of wrongdoing against the French lab Sunday, saying that it had mishandled and erased computer files involving doping tests during a crucial stage in Landis's 2006 Tour victory.
In a series of interviews, a former ethics team member, Chang Jin-soo, said that the team had reported directly to the Blue House and that he and his colleagues had erased computer files during the 2010 investigation by order of Lee Young-ho, then the presidential secretary for labor affairs.
