Sentence examples for withheld from view from inspiring English sources

Today's update gives users more control over what to do with anonymous callers — people whose phone numbers are for one reason or another withheld from view.

In fact, under new court orders, an account that tweets against Erdogan with over a million followers has been withheld from view in Turkey.

UPDATE: "I understand that observers may become frustrated when part of a proceeding is withheld from view, even temporarily," chief prosecutor Gen. Mark Martins said in a statement on Thursday afternoon.

-- Foreign alliances, aid, and activities, including those withheld from public view.

I understand this report is highly critical of MI5 etc and has been withheld from public view.

Clearly, there needs to be some government decision-making and action that is withheld from public view.

It was stashed away in a cabinet for decades by the family, then jealously withheld from scholarly view because of its supposedly revealing nature.

The document at issue, bearing the prosaic title "Environmental Resource Report 13, Engineering and Design Material," is being withheld from public view by the commission because of a rule it adopted in 2003 sharply limiting public disclosures about liquefied natural gas plants, refineries, pipelines and other energy infrastructure.

But more than 140,000 pages have been withheld from public view and Trump has claimed executive privilege on more than 100,000 additional pages of records.

At least some of the files have been withheld from public view in breach of the Public Records Act, which requires that government documents be made public after 20 years (formerly 30 years), subject to legal exemption.

From this point in 2011, until news of the imminent release of Zero Dark Thirty reaches the public in the late autumn of 2012, the controversy over what account of waterboarding and its efficacy is largely withheld from public view.