Sentence examples for break the secrecy from inspiring English sources
This would certainly break the secrecy of these cosy clubs, but how could one or two worker representatives change the majority almost certainly arraigned against them?
Last summer, following a large public demonstration against drones, I was one of five campaigners who entered RAF Waddington to disrupt the ongoing drone operations and try to break the secrecy surrounding the use of British drones.
It doesn't matter how well-meaning the government is that wants to break the secrecy, nor how vile the criminal may be who is protected, the system stands or falls as a whole and the principle is more important than the facts of any one crime.
For his part, the Pope orders Voiello's priest-confessor to break the secrecy rule and reveal the Cardinal's sins – which turn out to be lustful thoughts for an ancient statue: the Venus of Willendorf, which Paolo Sorrentino imagines to have been transported from Austria to the Vatican.
His objective is to use this oracle as training to apply the acquired knowledge and break the secrecy of unknown encrypted keywords.
When the lawyer asked if he crossed himself because he had just lied under oath, Mr. Marzah said he had just broken the secrecy laws of his society.
So, we have the police and the security people seeking to establish a case that Collaery and Witness K broke the secrecy provisions of the security law in allegedly communicating about a government spying operation that itself was illegal.
We're not supposed to break the silence and secrecy surrounding women's bleeding bodies.
This enforced secrecy eventually eroded the relationship, only for my ex to finally break the silence after the break up.
So great was the fury that Kaupthing bank saw reason to break the bank secrecy code and to issue a statement - saying that no - and repeating NO - decision had yet been made on whether the loan would or would not be written off.
We encourage Chevron shareholders to join us in support of transparency to break the cycle of secrecy that has undermined development, democracy, and human rights for decades.
