Sentence examples for guarded archive from inspiring English sources

Police suspect that the Codex Calixtinus, considered the "jewel" of the city, was stolen from its closely guarded archive to sell on the black market.

The Nazis, of course, kept meticulous records of their mass extermination during World War II, and much of it ended up here, in a closely guarded archive maintained by the International Tracing Service, which is administered by the International Committee of the Red Cross.

Two writers guard an archive.

When rumours of the church's role began to emerge decades later, much of the incriminating paperwork disappeared in unexplained circumstances, and even today the church guards its adoption archives fiercely.

Although the complex nature of his design process renders his twice-yearly collections more difficult than most to copy, the archive is a precious commodity and is closely guarded for that.

During the Raj, government archives were treated as repositories of sensitive information, carefully guarded by officials.

Guarded, controlled".

Closely guarded?

After guards discovered his archive and destroyed it, he said, he started memorizing the songs.

Many archives replace their data-storage systems every three to five years to guard against obsolescence and decay.

There may however be drawbacks if users want to wipe their house from the archive, as Google has had to do many times in Germany, where consumers typically like to guard their privacy.