Sentence examples for a secrecy point of from inspiring English sources

Recently, many multiuser channel models have been considered from a secrecy point of view [3 22].

MPs are not allowed to reveal the details of private select committee proceedings, but Doughty partly lifted the veil of secrecy during a point of order, including an apparent effort to prevent a quorum by MPs leaving the committee meeting.

Scrapping secrecy "is not a point of discussion," said Michel Drobert, secretary general of the Swiss Private Bankers Association.

Secrecy has been a major point of contention for the couple.

From Theorem 8, a secrecy rate of (C.13).

But Turner, as ever working away in secrecy to the point of paranoia, brought his own at the very last moment: a seascape of the Helvoetsluys, its sails billowing over a choppy sea flecked with white foam.

O'Connor says his views haven't changed much and while he is not as driven as he was, his aims are the same: less secrecy and a starting-point of 50/50 care, though he says actual arrangements will vary and should be based on common sense.

Secrecy leads managers to make bad decisions that are discriminatory and bad from a talent management point of view.

Nick Pickles, director of Big Brother Watch, describes the IPT as "addicted to secrecy" and says it has long passed the point of being a credible avenue of redress.

A lot of secrecy, a lot of control.

For ISIS, secrecy and automation are not the point of killing.