unclassified data造句

• He said it included large amounts of unclassified data mixed in with the weapons secrets.
• She added, however, that she does not have a problem with the Pentagon's use of NASA's unclassified data.
• The colorless network enables the encryption of unclassified data when transmitted it over satellite and line of sight.
• The e-mail computers are connected to the ship's unclassified data network, used to link administrative computers throughout the vessel.
• When questioned, he said he only wanted to aid someone who had shared unclassified data with foreign scientists, as he had done.
• But Holscher pointed out that around that time Lee was also downloading unclassified data that would have made a stack of paper over 100 feet high.
• The White House has placed new controls on government information about weapons of mass destruction and is telling agencies to clear Web sites of even unclassified data that could help terrorists.
• The Department of Defense has ordered that the hard drives for all of its computers _ even those handling unclassified data _ must be destroyed or removed when the systems are discarded, spokesman said Tuesday.
• I am so impressed with this ship that I had Carderock build a model from unclassified data [ so that he could look at it every day on his way to his office ] . 
• Richard F . Grimmett, a defense specialist who prepared the report, said in the summary that it is prepared annually to provide unclassified data on conventional arms transfers to developing nations by the United States and other countries.
• The examination of Lee's computer determined that he had backed up his work files, which were restricted though not classified, onto tapes, and had also transferred these files from a system used for processing classified data onto another, also secure, system designated for unclassified data.
• The seating of the room was also changed to add " two tiers of curved computer terminals that can be fed both classified and unclassified data from around the country and the world " for watch officers ( who before the renovation were " seated so they stared at walls rather than each other " ).