0 the process of removing words or information from a text before it is printed or made available to the public, or the text itself after this has been done: --
I understand the redaction process that goes with it.
Redactions are clearly shown in the text of those reports.
If we were unhappy with any redaction made in this report or any previous one, we would say so.
He gave a categorical undertaking that—security or financial redactions aside—there would be no attempt to amend our report.
Control of costs will speed the redaction of inflation, but we are already making progress.
His intent may have been to finish recording the necessary information and then perhaps create a new redaction of the entire work at a later date.
In the original redaction, "that science" came just 2 or 3 lines later; in the later redaction, the interpolation of some 13 lines introduced a greater distance between them.
Decades of transmission and redaction make it even more difficult.
