Sentence examples for redactions from inspiring English sources

The editors told me all the redactions were made to conceal sources, and that "none of the redacted material contradicts the points made in the story".

Redactions marked in the text were made by the US government when Mohamedou Ould Slahi's diary was cleared for public release Listen to live and recorded readings by Brian Eno, Colin Firth and others, as well as a panel discussion with Slahi's lawyer and brother about this remarkable account of imprisonment.

Cameron has been facing questions about delays and redactions to the Chilcot report as US and UK intelligence agencies come under increasing scrutiny over the methods they use to prevent terrorism.

The redactions in the drone memo's footnotes are perhaps the most disturbing, because they suggest the existence of an entire body of secret law, a veritable library of authoritative legal opinions produced by Justice Department lawyers but withheld from the American public.

Incidentally, the ISC's own report is an example of how hollow that commitment is, with its paragraphs regularly punctuated with triple asterisks indicating redactions and undermining some of its key points.

This means that 29 of Blair's notes to Bush, the US president at the time, "subject to a small number of essential redactions", could be published as part of the report.

No other redactions were made to the collection of Benghazi-related emails for classification reasons, the officials said.

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

Here Captus was subjected to noise, cold, sleep deprivation and worse (the redactions keep the reader guessing).

Even so, page after page is scarred with redactions.

These were followed in 1852 53 by his redactions, rather unacceptable today, of Greek legends in The Wonder Book for Girls and Boys and Tanglewood Tales for Girls and Boys.