Sentence examples for redaction was from inspiring English sources

He has encountered his fair share of redacted documents, and when the redaction was lifted wondered, again and again, what on earth the fuss was about; more worryingly, and more recently, he has been involved in terrorism cases where, as in the ricin trial, what turned out to be extremely flimsy evidence was used to fan public fear.

The redaction was widely assumed to be a consequence of  political pressure applied by Beijing.

One redaction was the name of the senior civil servant who advised officials to exercise discretion in determining the size of the bond First and Virgin should pay to guarantee their bids, in contravention of procurement law.

For a long time the locus of this redaction was in the first line.

After an appeal, KU gave slightly less censored documents to the paper, revealing that not every redaction was actually necessary.

Benedict's redaction was seen as thwarting any effort to enlist him on the side of the reformers, and it placed him squarely in the center of the latest controversies.

But "the list of factors that would justify the redaction is … way too expansive," says Ilaria Passarani, head of the food and health department at the European consumers' organization BEUC in Brussels, in an e-mail to ScienceInsider.

The best known brahmanical text pertaining to inference is Nyāya-sūtra (Aphorisms on logic) by Gautama, also known as Akṣapāda (c. 2nd century CE), a treatise on rational inquiry, whose actual redaction is thought by some to date to the third century CE.

Banners and flags, often designed by supporters group REDaction, are hung around the ground.

A version of the complaint with redactions was made available to the public on Wednesday.

Its report, published on April 13th with plenty of redactions, was re-released by Google on April 28th with only personal names omitted.