| Specifically, she noted that Congress does, in fact, have the authority to declassify information. |
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| Consequently, I have determined that it is in the public interest and the best interest of law enforcement to declassify this information. |
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| Fifty years later, the German government still refuses to declassify its own records on the subject. |
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| The law requires the State Department to declassify this material, and yet it is failing to do so. |
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| First of all, within two weeks I'll tell you whether I declassify the technology. |
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| The US Fish and Wildlife Service will decide next month whether to declassify the bald eagle as a threatened species. |
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| One source of amusement was the fact that virtually anyone could classify a document, while a high-level review was required to declassify it. |
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| What I've asked the intelligence community to do is see how much of this we can declassify without further compromising the program. |
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| What is the latest development on proposals to declassify the secrecy of the date of execution and place of burial of those executed? |
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| The expertise and knowledge necessary to declassify the Tribunals' records rest with its current staff. |
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| The Council now considers it appropriate to declassify further parts of the SIRENE Manual. |
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| As a private attorney, he works without charge to help hundreds of intelligence agents obtain lawful permission to declassify and publish the hidden secrets of our times. |
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| These experts lobbied to declassify many more than the handful that have thus far been released. |
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| On Friday, the White House said it would like to declassify portions of the 6,300-page document. |
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| Let us take the former vice president up on his demand for documents and declassify them all. |
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| However, one worrying aspect remains: in some Member States, there is a tendency to ban bathing or declassify bathing sites when there are problems, rather than removing the source of pollution. |
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| The company representatives said they had used secret information about the properties of the missiles, which the Russian defence ministry had agreed to declassify especially for the purposes of the report. |
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| Should such information not be transmitted, the Management Committee may declassify the race in question or exclude it from the Calendar, notwithstanding any other penalties provided for in the Regulations. |
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| To this end, the Assembly urges the United Kingdom and United States governments and NATO to declassify immediately military information on the location of all chemical munitions dumping sites present in the Baltic Sea. |
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| The Council decided to update and to partly declassify the technical specifications of the Schengen Consultation Network with regard to examining visa applications. |
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| Member States shall inform the Commission within three months whether they wish to maintain the grading provisionally applied, substitute another or declassify the information. |
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| However, much of the writing is likely to never see the light of day because the US military refuse to declassify it for circulation outside the camp. |
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| At the request of the Commission or of a Member State, the Council may, acting unanimously, at any time apply another grading or declassify the information. |
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| The shredded materiel resulting from the use of approved physical destruction methods to declassify assets should be directed to recycling, as outlined in Section 6.2v of this Guideline. |
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| Officials and other servants of the GSC shall classify, downgrade or declassify information on instruction from or with the agreement of their Director-General. |
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| The has called on the United Kingdom, United States and NATO to immediately declassify information on the locations of sites in the Baltic Sea where chemical munitions were dumped after the Second World War. |
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