Sentence examples for private transcripts from inspiring English sources

SCHUMER: Kyle Sampson at public testimony -- not the private transcripts, not a private conversation -- says the same.

The tissue with the fewest private transcripts was muscle, with only 769 unique transcripts (0.51 %), while gills presented the highest number of non-shared transcripts, 9178 (6.07 %).

Whether or not Alexa's voice transcripts should be saved is a subject of debate as of late, as a report indicated that Amazon is considering offering private transcript data to developers to help them build better voice apps.

Following is a transcript of the Supreme Court arguments yesterday about the Florida recount, as recorded by the Federal New Services, a private transcription service.

He testified in private, but transcripts of his evidence released on Thursday reveal that he claimed he had sexual relationships with "two individuals".

In the 1970s, Mr. Ginsburg successfully represented Henry A. Kissinger in his long battle to keep private the transcripts of his telephone conversations while serving as secretary of state and national security adviser under President Richard M. Nixon.

Instead of tax documents, said Trump spokesman Jason Miller in a statement, Americans want to see the 33,000 emails deleted from Clinton's private server, transcripts of her paid speeches to firms with Wall Street ties and other documents from the Clinton Foundation.

President Clinton in his speech talked about the inappropriateness of "prying into private lives" (transcript, Aug. 18), yet that is what the proposed patient identification number would do.

(Previously, he had offered to appear in private with no transcript of the questioning).

But the five others, all transcripts of private discussions that must have been considered top secret, between Yang Shangkun and Zhao Ziyang, Deng Xiaoping or Jiang Zemin (who would soon replace Zhao as party leader), are identified simply as "excerpts from memoranda of conversations supplied by a friend of Yang Shangkun who cannot be further identified".

Sections from dozens of cellphone wiretap transcripts and private documents — most of them linked to Ergenekon suspects — have been published in pro-government newspapers.