redaction

More information about these routine redactions can be found at this site.

"From what I understand, that kind of redaction is not unique to this case."

"Show me the program you're using in the child's redaction.

I must enter the redaction and let myself be tortured to death by fire.

The ruling was published with a limited number of redactions.

A second redaction, which contains more detail, was written in 1585-6.

Some of the emails to be released will include redactions.

Konrad himself continued the work to 1229 and made the final redaction.

You of the Milieu are advanced far beyond us in deep redaction.

Sometimes, redaction critics make too much out of minor differences in detail.

The patriotic themes were even more prevalent than in the second redaction.

Most of these redactions are only a word or two long; others are somewhat longer.

This month, after another appeal, the state reversed itself and made the report public, subject to "certain redactions."

This is to let you know about some new procedures we are implementing concerning redaction.

The study of the author's influence on the oral tradition is called redaction criticism.

The formation is concluded by the redaction of an original and innovative research paper.

Maybe it was at the redaction of the Guardian.

He added continually to the first redaction of his works, carefully dating each one.

It was based on the late sixteenth century redaction.

Redaction: the ability of psychic healing and, to a certain extent, mind reading.

It is extant in two redactions, both of which are thought to be derived from a single original now lost.

It offers several features for redaction, classification and search according to certain criteria.

The published version contains redactions where information is deemed sensitive.

From 1994 to 1998, she was deputy director of the redaction of France 2.

If we keep him below the pain threshold during the redaction, he won't be able to assist us.