Sentence examples for full redaction from inspiring English sources

943 preserves a full redaction of book II and fragments of the other three books of a commentary on the Sentences that Marchia may have composed outside Paris after studying there, so this could represent Marchia's early teaching, although it may also be connected with his Paris lectures themselves.

(The book has been slow to appear in part because, for a long time, it was classified; eventually, so much information about his case entered the public record that government lawyers could no longer argue that it needed to be kept secret. Even so, the published version is full of redactions).

At the beginning of the book, a pristine Constitution hangs on a wall; by book's end, it is full of crayoned redactions.

Several Fifa executive committee members, and a string of figures from outside the game, have called on Fifa to publish the Garcia report in full with appropriate redactions to protect whistleblowers.

Football Association chairman Greg Dyke, Uefa president Michel Platini, US Soccer Federation president Sunil Gulati and Concacaf president Jeffrey Webb are among those who have called for the report to be published in full, with appropriate redactions to protect whistleblowers if necessary.

While the Huffington Post's Ali Watkins writes that it's likely Senator Dianne Feinstein wouldn't let the Republicans take over without first releasing at least the executive summary of the report, she'd have to release a version full of incomprehensible redactions the CIA still won't budge on.

"I want the full report out, with necessary redactions," he said.

In a passage studded with asterisks marking redactions from the full report, it says the foreign secretary, William Hague, told the ISC: "We don't believe that while we are engaged in this process of sanctions and negotiations and a twin-track policy it would be right to launch a military strike on Iran and we've said that very clearly to the Israelis".

Late on Friday, The Times published a full transcript of Trump's remarks with no redactions.

In March, Corbyn, who has been the MP for Islington North since 1983, told the Islington Tribune that he should be given the full file that the police had compiled on him "without any redactions".. "I am a democratically elected person and it turns out I was put under surveil­lance for a long time because I campaigned on human rights issues and was involved in justice campaigns.

"They will not make redactions we requested so expect the Wikileaks cables to be published in full".