Sentence examples for mass shredding from inspiring English sources

2003 Mass shredding of all Operation Othona evidence by the Met.

Ellison said he had "real concern" about missing documents and "mass shredding" of surviving hard copies.

Asked if he would authorise the "mass shredding" of such files, he said bluntly: "I would expect to keep it".

He revealed that in 2003 the Met police had been involvedin "mass shredding" of the surviving hard copies of the reports generated by the anti corruption probe.

The jury also thought that the mass shredding of documents was of no importance rather oddly, given that it was this admission that set Andersen unravelling even before the firm was indicted.

He discovered that crucial documents relating to the initial police investigation were destroyed in a "mass shredding" in 2003 and that a computer hard-drive relating to the inquiry was found in a cardboard box last November following a year's search.

The head of the Metropolitan Police has admitted that rogue and corrupt officers may evade justice because of the "mass-shredding" of sensitive corruption files held by Scotland Yard.

The Ellison Review also found the Met under John Stevens' stewardship authorised the "mass-shredding" of documents from Operation Othona, an unprecedented four-year police investigation into police corruption during the 1990s.

MPs described the current situation as "terrible", "shocking" and an "out-and-out disgrace" as they ridiculed reports, purportedly emanating from Scotland Yard sources, that suggested the "mass-shredding" of some of the Met's most sensitive files was due to the force's attempt to comply with data protection law.

The story he wants to tell, at least intermittently, is that of the urban poor in the age of Thatcher, how union busting, mass unemployment and the shredding of the safety net — combined with ready access to cheap opiates — led the young and restive astray.

This is due to loss of OPF mass and moisture during shredding process.