Sentence examples for that were redacted from inspiring English sources

Are the really juicy bits in the sections that were redacted before declassification?

Several sections of the final report that were redacted were initially posted online by the United Nations in a form that allowed anyone to read them by simply copying and pasting the blacked-out text into another document.

It's possible that this information was contained in the dozen or so pages that were redacted from the 41-page memo, which was written by David Barron, then an assistant attorney general who was recently appointed to a federal appellate court.

Several senior CIA officials are identified by name in the report, and nearly 100 other intelligence officers are referred to by pseudonyms that were redacted.

It is an effective, simple idea that gets less suggestive as the novel proceeds — partly because Mandanipour does not much vary the kind of material that is redacted, and partly because the redacted material is, of course, almost perfectly legible.

"After a brief struggle" she was handcuffed again and transported to a location that is redacted.

The special committee of outside directors, however, flatly rejected Mr. Block's assertions in a 111-page report that was redacted in numerous places.

Senator Graham is not allowed to reveal what is in the chapter that was redacted, but other sources say that they are about connections between Saudi government officials and the 9/11 attacks.

The report says guards did not search his Koran or take another step that was redacted; an official familiar with the report said the censored sentence referred to not searching private areas on detainees' bodies.

Sir Malcolm Rifkind, chair of the parliamentary inquiry into the complicity of British intelligence agencies in the US programme, has told the Observer that British MPs would seek the intelligence relating to the UK that was redacted from last week's explosive Senate report, which concluded that the CIA repeatedly lied over its brutal but ineffective interrogation techniques.

Rifkind, the chairman of parliament's intelligence and security committee (ISC), promised he would investigate "without fear or favour" and would request secret material relating to the UK that was redacted from a damning US report about torture by the CIA.