Sentence examples for whatever classified from inspiring English sources
Officials said some investigators speculated that Israeli officials might have passively accepted whatever classified material that officials for the lobbying group happened to get from Mr. Franklin.
A Section 811 referral "arises whenever there is a compromise of classified information — for whatever reason," said Steven Aftergood, director of the Project on Government Secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists.
Groupon too may become less of a distinct business, and more of a way of offering discounts that loads of businesses adopt, it could even become a classified revenue replacement for whatever daily newspapers are still in businesses.
Whatever details about the torture program remain classified and buried, these stories, along with plenty of shocking photographs, are fully public.
Panetta himself was kept in the dark about the program -- whatever it was -- having only been told about the classified activity on June 23.
Whatever one thinks of Manning and his involvement in the WikiLeaks release of classified information, there can never be any justification for torture.
When we are dealing with classified information, the whole point of the independent committee which has access to top secret information – whatever that information is – we don't announce it.
Whatever any leaker's official culpability, the New York Times has prevailed in America's courts by proving that sophisticated reportage of foreign affairs routinely requires officials and reporters to traffic in classified secrets.
Whatever the answer on that issue, what is not in doubt is that the Guardian saw fit to pay Miranda's airfare, which suggests they expected him to be bringing more classified material that Snowden had stolen.
