Sentence examples for restricted information to from inspiring English sources

Dr. Lee was indicted nine months later on charges that he had transferred huge amounts of restricted information to an easily accessible computer.

Mr. Sterling was charged this year as part of a wider Obama administration crackdown on officials accused of disclosing restricted information to journalists.

He was indicted Dec. 22 on charges that he disclosed restricted information to a journalist about a clandestine program intended to impede the progress of unnamed countries' weapons capabilities.

The trial in Zintan, unrelated to charges of crimes against humanity for which he is wanted in Tripoli and The Hague, involves a lesser charge of giving restricted information to an I.C.C. lawyer.

Instead, each peer only relies on local and restricted information to drive its behavior.

Add in the fact that the intelligence services have also said they will "restrict" information to Corbyn "or any of his cabinet" because of the opposition leader's "detestation of Britain's security services" – and it's clear the problem unelected officials have with elected politicians who disagree with them goes far beyond the odd bilious general.

Confidentiality is defined as restricting information to persons belonging to a set of specifically authorized recipients (Allen 1997; Kenny 1982).

One resulting challenge will be restricting information to the intended recipient.

Using information on all available relatives may improve individual mutation predictions as opposed to restricting information to second-degree relatives only.

Restricting information to that recorded prior to July 2012 for QResearch, then 6 758 649 (10.7%) had a positive family history of coronary heart disease recorded.

Many prospective studies measured NSAID use only once (at entry), or collected information on aspirin but not other NSAIDs, or restricted information collection to heavy users.