Sentence examples for through classified from inspiring English sources
However, sorting through classified adverts turns up a 2011 model with just 89 miles on the clock at a main dealer for just £6,500.
Justice Department lawyers argued for the case to be delayed because the intelligence community is busily working through classified material related to surveillance to see what can be made public.
WASHINGTON — Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates said Sunday that an announcement by the Taliban that they were going through classified military dispatches from Afghanistan posted by the Web site WikiLeaks "basically proves the point" that the disclosures put at risk the lives of Afghans who had aided American forces.
"Reports to Scamwatch show the majority of people have been contacted by scammers via email or online through classified sites and even social media," Rickard adds.
After all, analysts spend countless hours sifting through classified information to not only make sense of what they're assessing but also to provide policymakers with accurate, up-to-date information.
She claims there is evidence that the CIA conducted surveillance on committee staffers who were looking through classified documents related to the spy agency's interrogation and detention practices during the administration of President George W. Bush.
Second, ESVD combines the decoder control with decoded data, through classifying the data into different partition profiles according to its characteristics.
A validation of the proposed extended GSE taxonomy comparing it with other similar taxonomies and demonstrating its utility through classifying eight finished real GSE projects.
Some of the gene sets that were obtained were derived from clusters obtained through classifying gene expression datasets.
The geographic scope of papers (single vs. multiple countries) and the income group of the countries studied and of the corresponding author were identified through quantifying the number of countries studied in each paper and through classifying them by income group.
Cheap seats are made available through downmarket travel agencies which publicise their deals through newspapers' classified columns.The low-cost carriers see their aircraft as a series of buckets.
