In 1568 Walsingham bought a house in London and began performing confidential tasks for Sir William Cecil, Elizabeth's principal secretary.
You must be able to move silently if you are to carry out confidential tasks.
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Anderson's name was obtained by a narcotics task force in San Mateo County from a confidential informant, one of the affidavits said.
In a confidential report released in 2015, an independent body tasked with examining the state of racial affairs at the Bank called my father's case "a blatant and virulent case of racism".
In his case, a joint Police Department and F.B.I. task force, acting on information provided by a confidential informant, stopped a maroon minivan in Jamaica, Queens, in which Mr. White and four women were occupants, the panel said.
Based on the findings, we recommend: (1) further developing students' abilities to assess the contributions of others to the task and relationship functions in group work; and (2) adopting a confidential online system for submission of PA forms.
In a confidential memorandum to Ms. Reno in 1998, Charles G. La Bella, her hand-picked chief of the department's campaign finance task force, argued strenuously that an independent counsel should be appointed to investigate the fund-raising roles of President Clinton and Mr. Gore.
Sponsored by the Alzheimer's Foundation of America, this free service provides a confidential, face-to-face memory screening that takes about 10 minutes to complete and consists of questions and/or tasks to evaluate his memory status.
"It is a confidential agreement," he said.
It is a confidential matter".
