Sentence examples for redaction to from inspiring English sources

Sharif has written that "the political is not topical or thematic, it is tactical and formal," and that sentiment is abundantly clear in this collection that uses erasure (redaction) to bring scrutiny to the censoring motives of the state and reappropriates language from the Department of Defense Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms.

The House intelligence committee voted to reveal the pages but with certain redactions to protect sources.

Instead, Bell tries to use her redactions to highlight journalism's tendency toward obfuscation and slant.

"If the judges grant my appeal," Ms. Dennett added, "I'm going to ask for the redactions to be lifted.

The Obama administration sent a declassified version of the document, with some redactions, to the congressional leadership on Friday.

James Eadie QC, for the government, resisted calls from Belhaj's lawyers for the original documents, showing the redactions, to be released.

In a statement, Mr. Soufan called the C.I.A's redactions to his book "ridiculous" but said he thought he would prevail in getting them restored for a later edition.

A C.I.A. spokesman, Preston Golson, said the agency had ordered redactions to the book only to protect classified information, not to strike back at the author.

But some of the information in the letters will remain secret, after the Upper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber) approved "provisional redactions" to protect personal data of people other than Charles.

The book is scheduled to be published Monday, with redactions to several chapters by the Central Intelligence Agency, the target of much of Mr. Soufan's criticism.

The Senate intelligence committee intends to release portions of a voluminous investigation into the subject this summer, and the CIA has just delivered its desired redactions to the White House.