Significats de declassifying en anglès

It also means reversing the Bush administration's classifying tons and declassifying little.

I support declassifying state information in this case.

Secrets are sacrosanct in Washington until officials find political expediency in either declassifying them or leaking them selectively.

The biotechnology company, a frequently rumored takeover target, proposed declassifying its 12-member board in its annual proxy filing.

After the motion was filed, Microsoft began declassifying documents and now only about 40 are still under dispute.

The material was being reviewed "with a view to declassifying and releasing as much as possible", the letter said.

The administration was working on declassifying some of the material for the public, said the official, who was not authorized to comment publicly.

But at the rate the CIA was declassifying material these days, some of this stuff might not again see the light for years.

Even without declassifying secrets, the US intelligence community could share more, argues Matt Tait, a former staffer at the British intelligence service GCHQ.

For the past five years, physicists and experts at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory have been declassifying films of atmospheric nuclear tests conducted in the US.

Robert Litt, general counsel of ODNI, said he was optimistic the intelligence community could make "a lot of progress" in declassifying the information.

The CIA has shown no inclination to declassify its secret war .

But for over a year, people have asked me to declassify.

In the end I can always declassify if it proves necessary.

Israel pressured the present South African government not to declassify documents obtained by Polakow-Suransky.

We can declassify Princess back to plain old Eva Hodges, female, age four, Caucasian.