Sentence examples for redaction by from inspiring English sources

And notwithstanding the misgivings of my kids, I can't help but recommend the recording -- any two-cent reproduction, précis or redaction by me would be just that.

It is generally accepted that the middle and later Zhuangzi chapters are the result of a subsequent process of "accretion and redaction" by later authors "responding to the scintillating brilliance" of the inner chapters.

There are concerns that the ISC investigation will not be sufficiently independent because it is largely composed of former establishment figures, its meetings are mainly conducted in secret, and its reports are subject to redactions by the government.

Critics fear that the ISC is compromised by the facts that it is largely composed of establishment figures, that its meetings are mainly conducted in secret and that its reports are subject to redactions by the government.

They requested that we provide feedback on national security concerns and/or requests for redactions by COB tomorrow, Wednesday as they plan to both publish their first story and post these cables on their website — not clear whether all or some — at 10pm this Thursday.

A redaction oversight by the US government has finally confirmed that the Federal Bureau of Investigation's targeting of secure email service Lavabit was used specifically to spy on Edward Snowden.

The city argued that those personnel records "could not be adequately protected by the proposed redactions" ordered by the judge.

The subsequent tendency to distrust official accounts of what took place in and around Dallas – and a number of redactions made by the Kennedy clan before publication – have been used by some to devalue Manchester as a source, but the book has proper tragic force.

The report is riddled with redactions – indicated by asterisks and required, we are told, to protect national security.

The release of the report on the torture and rendition programme has been delayed after the Democrats criticised what they claimed were excessive redactions made by the CIA.

WikiLeaks's founder, Julian Assange, has said the group will continue to release additional cables on its own Web site as well, though to date it has moved cautiously and has reproduced the redactions made by newspapers publishing the cables.