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But the agency ruled that the information should be classified to protect the "financial viability of major organisations" rather than "tainting them with public association with criminality".

Soca chairman Sir Ian Andrews told Parliament that publishing the information could breach the companies' human rights and "undermine the financial viability of major organisations by tainting them with... criminality".

Soca gave the 102-name list to the Home Affairs Select Committee, but classified it as secret to safeguard individuals' human rights and protect the "financial viability of major organisations" for fear of  "tainting them with public association with criminality".

However, the agency has classified the material as secret to safeguard individuals' human rights and protect the "financial viability of major organisations by tainting them with public association with criminality".

Sir Ian, who is facing separate questions over his wife's role at a leading private investigations firm, told the Home Affairs Select Committee that the material had been classified to protect the "financial viability of major organisations by tainting them with public association with criminality".

The updated résumé depicts Buffett as a major player in macro investing, making big decisions on currencies, world financial markets and the viability of major corporations under maximum stress.

Also, to prove the usefulness of a combined CT approach implementing CTCA with CT myocardial perfusion imaging, information on myocardial viability is of major importance, to differentiate between hypoperfused but viable from hypoperfused but necrotic myocardium.

Such concerns about the financial viability of all major dealers was the main focus in the markets yesterday.

The Maryland Stadium Authority is in the middle of a study regarding the viability of a major renovation of Pimlico, which sits in the middle of a struggling, residential neighborhood in Baltimore's northwestern corner.

There has been extensive debate in the British news media about the viability of a major new London concert hall, exacerbated last November when the British government drew back from a commitment to contribute 5 million pounds (about $6.5 million) to pay for a business plan.

We previously demonstrated that human lysozyme reduces the viability of a major OM pathogen such as S. pneumoniae 6B in a dose-dependent manner and acts synergistically with β defensin-2 [ 43], another very important member of AIIMs.