Sentence examples for appropriate secret from inspiring English sources

But administration officials have insisted on strict rules and oversight for such operations because of concerns that China might appropriate secret technology or pass it to other nations.

Basically, the search token represents an encrypted query over the encrypted data and can be generated only by users with the appropriate secret key. Figure 1 shows the basic architecture and working principle of a searchable encryption scheme.

Coming from an administration that has accepted poorly deserved awards for transparency in ironically appropriate secret meetings, this tacit support for executive lawlessness is a spectacular -- though entirely unsurprising -- failure.

Ask questions in an appropriate manner (secret: it will help your story too!).

But it seems unfair that Ms. Bruni should compete for the spoils (rock stars, philosophers, presidents) with brains and beauty, all the while blithely appropriating the secret solace of those who might have considerably less of both.

In a Munich court in 1999 he was convicted of selling German nuclear technology to Iraq: specifically, appropriating the secret plans for an array of centrifuges used to produce weapons-grade uranium.

The only works encouraged by the Nazis were the epic style of propaganda by artists such as Mjölnir; nonconforming artists such as sculptor Ernst Barlach and painter Emil Nolde were declared "degenerate" and their pieces destroyed or appropriated for secret private collections.

It would be far too easy for Zhongwang to appropriate Aleris' trade secrets, then run the company into the ground, further cementing China's illegally-subsidized domination of the world aluminum market.

It brings together thinkers from civil society with senior members of the intelligence community to consider whether internet surveillance practices which have evolved in secret are appropriate for our democratic society.

In addition to these two reforms, during the prosecution of the criminal case a federal judge issued a decision specifying that if a police officer reveals his misconduct to a union delegate or trustee, he can no longer expect that it will be kept secret from appropriate law enforcement agencies and state and federal prosecutors.

President Obama tells us that he's asked the Pentagon whether the conditions of confinement of Bradley Manning, the soldier charged with leaking state secrets, "are appropriate and are meeting our basic standards.