Sentence examples for being confidential from inspiring English sources

The paper, in company with the Irish Independent, reported Kenny as saying: "Clearly the fundamental principle of journalistic sources being confidential is very important in a democracy".

It will not publish the attorney general's advice to Cameron in full because it does not want to break the convention about government legal advice being confidential.

Rather than being confidential, or chatty, Bella is given to stricken and well-nigh catatonic silences from which she occasionally emerges with an appearance of not quite knowing where she is.

National statistical offices have a strong reputation for being confidential and should further build bilateral ties with data providers.

In it, MacArthur had written: MacArthur later wrote that Martin had released the letter "for some unexplained reason and without consulting me", but it had not been marked as being confidential or off the record.

Jacob Kalinski, an attorney representing ALADS and other police unions seeking temporary restraining orders, said it's unfair to change the rules on officers who made career decisions based on their files being confidential.

(Many more are "confidential").

Its work is confidential".

The terms are confidential.

The settlement terms are confidential.

Rupert Murdoch said that is "confidential".