Sentence examples for because of secrecy from inspiring English sources

"These terrorists succeeded because of secrecy, and we don't have the best of relations with the Taliban," he said.

Mwambwa said countries such as Zambia were at a disadvantage in dealing with international companies because of secrecy laws.

Because of secrecy laws in the tax-haven nations, the charge records reveal only account numbers -- not names.

It was placed under seal because of secrecy rules in the case, which involves a variety of classified information.

They did not identify the inaccuracy because of secrecy rules but said "it portrays protections for Americans' privacy as being significantly stronger than they actually are".

The head of the National Archives said that most of the thousands of historical documents withdrawn by government agencies because of secrecy claims since 1999 would be made publicly available again.

"Because of bank secrecy and corporate secrecy in Luxembourg, it was difficult to show they were not in fact paying the royalties, but we did establish it," Mr. Morgenthau said.

That is partly because the degree of secrecy surrounding what is still classified as a "black programme" has remained high.

"Only because the shroud of secrecy that covers all of N.S.A. operations is so thick does a glimpse like this come as a shock".

And second, even if it were true, it still wouldn't be worth it, because this kind of secrecy damages the feedback mechanism that ultimately makes it possible for democracies to work.

"Their talk does not include details about operations because of matters of secrecy and security".