Sentence examples for redaction in from inspiring English sources
Eudora Welty, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Mary McCarthy, Shirley Hazzard, and Vladimir Nabakov were among those who benefitted from Mr. Maxwell's precise, restrained redaction in the ensuing forty years.
The largest single redaction in the transcript seemed to involve Stephen Reiss Stephen Reiss, the lawyer from Weil Gotshal and Manges, who led an internal investigation of Sotheby's.
This is not much surprising since not only the cultural, legislative and political background these studies and plans come from, but also the moment of its redaction in relation to the progress of the strategy, differs from case to case, determining different willingness and needs shaping the assessment.
The amount of redaction in the text, plus the loss of possible gatherings, led J. A. W. Bennett to comment that "only about one fifth survives, and that in the ugliest of manuscripts" (Bennett 1986, p. 30).
I don't feel the redactions in this group of e-mails distorted their meaning.
"These take the form of visible redactions in the report laid before Parliament".
What's behind the blacked-out redactions in the files is perhaps more alarming.
"These take the form of visible redactions in the report laid before parliament".
If I'm wrong, there will be some more redactions in this paragraph.
Core participants may also discuss the wording of redactions in material to be published on the inquiry's Web site.
Redactions in the transcripts of phone calls between Tony Blair and George W Bush? A few spelling mistakes had had to be taken out.
