Classified [adjective]

Ossoff and Warnock also have spent a lot of time talking about their Republican opponents’ financial past, particularly stock trades the two made after they received classified briefings on the Covid-19 pandemic while they were in office.

Both Perdue and Loeffler have taken heat for stock trades made after they received classified briefings on the Covid-19 pandemic while they were in office.

The agency will also pass along classified information from intelligence agencies about efforts they detect from adversaries seeking to undermine the election and advise states on how to protect against such attacks.

A group of small defense contractors would come together to pursue classified projects as part of a secret task force, with him and an associate on payroll.

China’s online classified ad leader will take over Renrenche’s Hong Kong entity, while offering at least $4 million in loans to its mainland operations, said the people, asking not to be identified because the transaction is private.

Starting in the 1970s, Chun had passed classified information on the B-1 bomber, the F-15 fighter jet, the Chinook helicopter, the US space shuttle program, and the Delta V rocket while working for Rockwell and, later, Boeing.

For accuracy, 500 to 1000 leukocytes must be classified; for approximate results, 200 are sufficient.

Classify each leukocyte seen, and calculate what percentage each variety is of the whole number classified.

These may be again classified under many different heads, as there are many kinds and grades of each.

The latter had already prepared a cabinet of pigeon-holes, arranged and classified by the names of Balzacian characters.