The phrase "allow secret" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express permission for something to be kept confidential, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Please allow secret discussions to take place during the meeting."
Alternatives: "permit confidentiality" or "authorize secrecy".
Owen had previously called for a public inquiry to allow secret, sensitive government material to be examined.
"Parliament decides whether or not to allow secret votes... not the head of the bishops' conference," Renzi said during an interview with Rai Media.
But it urged the repeal of several provisions, including those that allow secret searches, extensive telephone and Internet surveillance and indefinite detention of individuals.
5.14pm BST Lord Marks QC is speaking for the amendment (described by Jo Shaw as a wrecking amendment that would allow secret courts).
During the course of the trial, the court will close to allow secret testimony to be heard from 24 specified witnesses.
TI's managing director, Cobus de Swardt, said: "None of us would fly on planes that do not register passengers, yet we allow secret companies to conceal illegal activity.
The bill does not cover inquests, and only allows secret hearings in cases of national security.
Clitherow allowed secret masses to be celebrated in her home, where she also hid Roman Catholic missionary priests.
He was, though he fell through a mistake of his own: allowing secret papers to be filmed in the street.
A brothel run by Libanese allows secret service agents to secretly photograph the high-level clientele, gathering blackmail evidence against leading government figures.
ZURICH — Swiss voters on Sunday defeated a measure that would have legitimized the practice of allowing secret votes by townspeople on granting citizenship to foreigners in their communities.
