Sentence examples for prevented classified from inspiring English sources

Interested in combatting the Nazis in the 1940s, she and co-inventor George Antheil developed a frequency-hopping system that prevented classified messages from being intercepted.

But critics have charged that the Insider Threat program, as McClatchy first reported, treats leakers acting in the public interest as traitors -- and may not even accomplish its goal of preventing classified leaks.

This method was necessary to prevent criteria classified as major by experts (in terms of points distributed) from receiving fewer points because they belonged to a category that included more criteria.

Edges at the interfaces connect nodes in different components so that they have a hybrid nature that prevents to classify them in a single node component.

Overall, 605 (73%) participants from Walking Away and 2481 (72%) participants from Let's Prevent were classified as either White or SA, and had complete self-reported and valid objective measures of physical activity.

An extensive literature has been devoted to prevent thrashing, often classified into look-ahead (constraint propagation and search heuristics) and look-back (intelligent backtracking and learning) approaches.

"This administration takes all appropriate and necessary steps to prevent leaks of classified information or sensitive information that could risk ongoing counterterrorism or intelligence operations," Carney said.

In our study, inadequate epidemiologic definitions and veterinary surveillance data prevented us from classifying MRSA and MSSA infections as hospital or community associated.

Later that day, a low-level circulation developed within the system, though its involvement with the proximate frontal zone prevented it from being classified a tropical depression.

The White House refused to provide copies of the daily intelligence reports to the joint Congressional committee last year, citing executive privilege and the need to prevent leaks of highly classified material.

The eavesdropping issue sprang from an episode last week in another Guantánamo case in which an undisclosed government agency unilaterally silenced courtroom loudspeakers to prevent spectators from hearing classified information.