Sentence examples for over classified from inspiring English sources

The intelligence community has been "for the most part" very cooperative in turning over classified information, Warner said.

It's an indication of what a mess their control over classified information is".

Beyond the prosecutions, the Obama administration has been entangled in other perplexing disputes over classified information.

Bradley E. Manning awaits sentencing after pleading guilty Thursday to handing over classified government files to the antisecrecy group WikiLeaks.

The report is a result of a behind-the-scenes battle between the committee and the Bush administration over classified information.

An extradition request would strain relations with Washington at a time of heightened tensions over classified information following the National Security Agency disclosures by Edward Snowden.

In the weeks immediately after the storm, the department assessed some 80,000 buildings and, with a quick once-over, classified them based on their damage.

As Moynihan noted, government bureaucracies have every incentive to over-classify.

Dr. Cynthia A. Stuenkel, a clinical professor of medicine in endocrinology and metabolism at the University of California at San Diego, said that women should be wary of over-classifying their lives.

One response that some observers had to the latest WikiLeaks release is that it demonstrated, if nothing else, a tendency to over-classify.

He added, however, that the government has tended to over-classify information to the point that there's too little transparency.