Sentence examples for the declassification of from inspiring English sources

The declassification of British documents permits a new chapter with minor corrections and further observations.

The intelligence officials agreed in principle to the declassification of some Fisa court opinions, as a gesture of transparency.

There's nothing like the declassification of MI5 files to make me wish that John le Carré had been in charge of Cold War espionage.

(One possible move today is the declassification of some part of a Senate report on detainees and torture; that would be helpful).

The Obama administration has also given the National Archives responsibility for reviewing the declassification of 400 million pages of secret documents by the end of 2013.

This followed the declassification of a 2004 report into interrogation abuses, which it listed as including blowing cigarette smoke into detainees' faces until they vomited.

The declassification of documents of the period, however, has led to a reconsideration of the question of the origins of the Korean War.

The unexpected return of former athlete Zola Budd to the headlines in today's national newspapers was due to the declassification of government papers from 1984.

He called for the declassification of other memos that he said would illustrate the value of intelligence gained from the interrogations.

The document was first disclosed publicly by 28pages.org, an advocacy website devoted to pushing for the declassification of the redacted section of the congressional inquiry.

"They're not protecting national security information at all," said Peter Kornbluh of the nonprofit National Security Archives, which promotes the declassification of government documents.