Examples of Declassified in a sentence
Declassified documents however prove that within executive circles, there was no paranoid delusion about communist totalitarianism in Guatemala.
Edwards, Jungle andOther Tales: True Stories of Historic Counterintelligence Operations, Tucson TX, Wheatmark, 2008; Han To-pong, "My Recollection as an Agent of the Canon Organ", CIA Freedom of Information Act Declassified files, CIA-RDP75-00001R000300470028-4;Lubbock Evening Journal 17 December 1958;Brownsville Herald 15 January 1959.
The extent that business might be affected by a slack season.Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/Federal Reserve Bank of St. LouisReproduced from the Unclassified I Declassified Holdings of the National Archives d e c l a s s i f i e dA u t h o n X v ^ p / o L r ; ^ After further general discussion, Governor Harrison asked and received permission to read a memorandum on Excess Reserves and Federal Reserve Policy.
Declassified report of one of American generals stated clearly, that generation of older US intelligence satellites was no longer adequate for growing information needs.
Declassified documents then shall be reviewed to determine if they are publicly releasable.
The database is called the Declassified Document Retrieval System (DDRS) and has now been integrated with the RL Public Reading Room’s catalog.
Evidence from Declassified National Security and Defense Council Proceedings," Problems of Post- Communism 69, no.
In terms of the US government documentation, many Chinese scholars used documents that were mainly collected from databases such as the US Declassified Documents Online (DDRS), the FRUS, and the DNSA.
Declassified documents have emerged from the United States Government and the files of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs proving the leadership’s responsibility and showing that smuggling was common practice; • If the alleged events were to be confirmed, it would change the official history as it has been known up to now and confirm that human smuggling took place between the two countries by air, sea and land.
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