Sentence examples for heavy redaction from inspiring English sources

Hand is a tableau of 22 painted handprints, which also includes heavy redaction, this time protecting the identifying features of US soldiers taken when they were questioned for crimes in Iraq.

In a statement, Sky News said: "In our coverage... we very briefly revealed the victim's name despite heavy redaction, and if watching in real-time viewers would not have noticed.

But the executive summary contained heavy redactions throughout, prompting speculation that references to US allies has been erased.

He allowed heavy redactions of motions and documents, meaning that entire pages of the case file are blacked out, obscuring their content and meaning.

In terse shorthand, and despite heavy redactions, Mr. Mueller offered a glimpse of a tumultuous battle over the fate of the eavesdropping program.

An article in The Times Union of Albany last month noted heavy redactions to the governor's travel records, and an editorial in The Buffalo News with the headline "Not Transparent Enough" chided the administration for not fully disclosing how state agencies were making mandated budget cuts.

A secret 1992 internal CIA history of the U-2 programme was originally declassified in 1998 with heavy redactions.

Judge Alsup had previously criticized Uber for making heavy redactions of documents it submitted to the court relevant to the case.

Judge William Alsup, who is presiding over the case, slammed Uber's heavy redactions and told both companies to sort out what actually needs to be kept secret from Levandowski's employment contract. .

The DOJ memo was released Monday by a federal court, replete with heavy redactions.

The Ex-Im Chairman also defended the Bank's practice of making heavy redactions to the documents they have deigned to turn over to the committee.