To redact later came to be used in the sense of selecting from or adapting (as by obscuring or removing sensitive information) a document prior to publication or release.
He also "sent some of his captains to the battlefield to bury the dead and to redact a victory act, which was entirely made without contradiction".
Regulations also were enacted to redact the social security number of reporting seniors (which were written in their entirety) on the personal copies of evaluation reports given to service members.
At the same time there is concerted effort to re-translate, edit, and even redact works that are not authenticated.
Essentially, it is a (fairly successful) attempt to redact these texts into a single work.
In regret, she tries to send a messenger to redact her claim.
We must err on the side of disclosure, even if that means redacting documents and blotting out sensitive areas.
I took some consolation in the belief that the student's sneaked should not have been redacted because it is, after all, an acceptable form, even the preferred one.
