Sentences with phrase «unredacted version»
The phrase "unredacted version" refers to a document or information that has not been edited or censored. It is complete and uncensored. Full definition
Candidates can also opt to have unredacted versions posted.
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New Democrats have released a full, unredacted version of the McNeil Review into the health firings scandal.
For now, EPIC said it would challenge the government in a bid to see an unredacted version of Facebook's privacy assessment.»
Maybe you should watch the recording of the speech on my DVR, the unaltered, unredacted version that was broadcast around the world?
AG Andrew Cuomo has released his disclosure form, too, (in fact, he first gave an unredacted version to the Wall Street Journal in hopes of pressuring Lazio, who filed his form late, to do the same).
If a candidate can't even provide to the ENTIRE press corps AND THE PUBLIC an UNREDACTED version of the existing LAME disclosure form — like Lazio and Wilson did — it will be a cold day in hell when that candidate reforms ANYTHING.
... But it's impossible to tell exactly how much from his (late) Public Integrity Commission financial disclosure form, even though his campaign made an unredacted version available shortly after 6 p.m. this evening.
Nick Clegg's difficulties in handling complaints against senior figures in his party will continue on Friday when solicitors acting for an alleged sexual assault victim of the MP Mike Hancock will ask the high court to force a Lib - Dem - led council to release an unredacted version of a damning QC's report.
Unfortunately, we do not have any data about the success rate of that counseling, nor will the Department of Education release an unredacted version of the Private Collection Agency Manual so that we can see how it has instructed its debt collectors.
Greenpeace has appealed to the UK's transparency watchdog over the government's repeated refusal to publish an unredacted version of its Shale Gas Rural Economy Impacts report.
Truss, a Conservative member of the Cabinet, told the House of Commons there are «no plans» for the release of an unredacted version of the incedury Shale Gas: Rural Economy Impacts report and blamed her own officials at the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).
An unredacted version should be released before Lancashire authorities vote on whether or not to grant fracking firm Cuadrilla planning permission for two sites in the area, argues Greenpeace.
The Government has lost its appeal (see the BBC report) against the Divisional Court's decision to order it to release an unredacted version of an email relating to the «cruel, inhuman and degrading» treatment which Binyam Mohamed received during questioning by the Americans.