Sentence examples for Secret issues from inspiring English sources

She will research trade secret issues regarding cybercrimes to improve investigations and correlative regulations.

Usually, the Israeli military censor allows Hebrew stories on secret issues if they are based on foreign sources.

It is more like some drawing-room comedy-farce in which the drawing room in question is big and fuselage-shaped, and the cockpit, where the big, secret issues must be bickeringly discussed, is akin to the kitchen where the host and his wife must frantically cover up the disasters about to befall their guests.

If you think about it, patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret issues now shape many arenas of modern life today.

Trade secret issues arise with every employee hiring and firing, in every business contract containing a non-disclosure or confidentiality clause, and every time an employee discusses the company's business with a business partner, the public or friends and family.

This isn't a secret issue".

Irving has said that the criticism is "probably justifiable" and has described his motivation in producing the controversial secret issue of Carnival Times as being to prevent the Carnival from making a profit that would be passed on to a South African group which he considered a "subversive organisation".

In a meeting on Monday in "the Tank" — a secured space in the Pentagon where the Joint Chiefs of Staff discuss top-secret issues — General Milley told senior military leaders about the exercise but did not outline details of the war plans, officials said.

To begin with, just as in the Vatican, the job would have to be reserved for an insider — a lawyer with the security clearances needed to review the top-secret issues decided by the FISA court.

Here, despite complaints about his conduct, Pollard managed to gain clearance to access Sensitive Compartmented Information, and worked on top-secret issues relating to the Soviet Union and the Caribbean.

In addition to this, they didn't communicate the issue with their teachers rather kept it as their own secret or private issue because of fear of embarrassment" (IDI-teacher) "… During menstruating days, since our attention is disturbed by the thinking of the sudden leakage of menstrual blood and staining of the cloth, we didn't concentrate our attention in the class.