Sentence examples for redaction and from inspiring English sources

The equation of redaction and abstraction shifts the focus from government doings to conventions of art.

The supporters groups Black Scarf Movement, RedAction and the Arsenal Supporters Trust are calling on fans to raise placards reading: "Time for change.

She includes an explanation of any unavoidable redaction and, if she feels a client needs it, a summary pointing them to the key documents.

Instead, it will allow the source to designate any media or non-governmental organizations he or she chooses and have that information passed on for fact-checking, redaction and publication.

More than five decades after his death, in 1953, of an overdose of morphine on his way to play a show, Hank Williams lives on in myth that is so fraught with melodrama — the liquor and pills, heartache and gloom — and so calcified by decades of redaction and hype that it's almost impossible to tell the singer of "Lost Highway" from his songs.

LG-G: survey's conception, survey in the field in English, survey's analysis, manuscript's redaction and corrections.

Sadly, there are also redactions, and e-mails that the state has held onto.

The tribunal ruling in December upheld some of Tate's redactions and commended them for being open and thorough.

The documents were not immediately released; Judge Rakoff ordered prosecutors to make the redactions and release them next week.

In addition to the redactions and use of confusing, multiple descriptors, in four e-mails references to interns were blacked out to protect sources.

The secrecy, redactions and delays in release of information mean that the public does not have contemporaneous access to the proceedings, a fundamental component of a public trial.