As spelled out in the executive summary that was released on Tuesday, the report found neither "a single point of failure" nor a "silver bullet" that would have allowed the C.I.A. to prevent the Sept. 11 attacks.
The complete findings have not been disseminated, but VICE News obtained an executive summary that was distributed to members of the Security Council.
The directors deal executive summary that's been released doesn't mention such a clause, but we've not seen actual contract language.
"The executive branch insisted on redactions to information in the executive summary that prevents the committee from describing all of the interactions between people at detention facilities, including by redacting some information about some cable references," the aide said.
The 2002 report pointed out in its executive summary that Internet use had increased faster for poor families than rich ones.
A July 18 , 2002 memo to the committee noted on the first page of its executive summary that the company was having difficulty replacing the reserves it was producing.
The strategic overhaul, outlined in an executive summary that the museum has circulated to potential donors, also offers an updated accounting — the museum's first in five years — of how much more money will be needed to complete the 70,000-square-foot headquarters.
–An executive summary that captures, in not much more than a page, the one-of-a-kind investment opportunity you are offering.
The Secretary-General's review team claims that Sudanese government had also obstructed its efforts, noting in the executive summary that visas for its members arrived late, forcing them to cancel a visit to UNAMID.
The issue is part of a larger battle that has surfaced in recent weeks between the CIA and the Senate Intelligence Committee over the intelligence community's redactions in the executive summary that the committee's chairwoman, Senator Dianne Feinstein, said were excessive.
