Sentence examples for in the redaction from inspiring English sources

While the cost of time involved in the redaction process for sensitive information in contracts may be more significant, Australia's procurement database, which highlights contracts if they have specific confidentiality issues, flagged only a little over 2% of contracts in 2012.

The possibility exists that the different frequencies that Mexican versus US Spanish texts exhibit within the same question-and-answer genre were motivated, at least in part, by the time spent by students in the redaction of their assignments.

Together, local census data, surveys and knowledge of the areas in which boulders were accumulated by a tsunami, are extremely important in the definition of a tsunami coastal hazard and in the redaction of the map of coastal risk.

All authors participated in the redaction and revision of this manuscript.

It provided local laboratories with standardised testing methods for the investigation of end-point results and supported them in the redaction of SOPs.

All authors participated in the redaction of this article.

The home secretary, Theresa May, has firmly denied speculation that she had a role in securing the redaction of any details about the British security services from the US Senate report on alleged torture by the CIA.

HH, XM, and DE were in charge of the redaction of the manuscript.

But it appears that the State Department, in applying the redactions to the speech, may have mistakenly left Talbott's editing comments intact given that Exemption 5, although discretionary, is often used by the government to protect from disclosure advice given to the recipient of such information, even if it comes from an individual who doesn't work for the government.

IB performed the statistical analysis and participated in the design and the redaction.

Further issues to do with proper names arose from Buridan's discussion of identity through time in the last redaction of his commentary on Aristotle's Physics where he posed the question "Is Socrates the same today that he was yesterday?" In his answer, Buridan makes a careful distinction between three kinds of numerical identity through time.