Sentence examples for shield information from inspiring English sources
Critics have said they feared that secrecy rules would be used to shield information about the treatment of detainees, some of whom have been subjected to harsh techniques patterned on the SERE program.
"The Bush administration overstepped in its exertion of executive privilege, and may very well try to continue to shield information from the American people after it leaves office," said Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Democrat of Rhode Island, who sits on two committees, Judiciary and Intelligence, that are examining aspects of Mr. Bush's policies.
Instead, the Russians released the videos and photographs of Mr. Fogle's assortment of props, which also included two pairs of sunglasses, a pocketknife and a protective sleeve made to shield information held on the electronic chips now routinely imprinted on passports, transit passes and identification cards.
The regulator Ofgem has warned energy firms not to shield information about complaints from the public.
And it likely won't: Florida is one of 15 states with death penalty secrecy laws that shield information about execution protocols from the public.
A wrongdoer with numerous victims should not be able to use arbitration to shield information to the detriment of those who have been harmed.
Under longstanding arrangements that Ms. Miscik said would change, the directorate of operations typically shields information about the identity, motivations and even access to information of its sources from the directorate of intelligence.
While the Fed does customarily release data in the aggregate about its lending — the bank bailout is about $2 trillion, all told — it has always shielded information about specific loans to specific institutions.
Defense lawyers sued to stay the executions, challenging a state law that shields information about execution drugs and policies.
An Associated Press survey of the 32 states that practice capital punishment found that the vast majority have passed laws shielding information about lethal injection drugs and their suppliers.
In addition, although Hogan Marren was designated "independent," its deal with Zenith created a privileged attorney-client relationship with the company, which shielded information from the Department of Education.
