Sentence examples for classified talks from inspiring English sources

Although the timing of the rescue was a coincidence and Mr. McCain's trip to Colombia had nothing to do with it, the event nonetheless put him in the middle of classified talks about covert operations with the head of another government.

The Obama administration spent the spring of 2014 engaged in highly classified talks centered around three events: Snowden's testimony to European Parliament in March, the release of a 20,000-word April 2014 Vanity Fair story about Snowden, and his first US television interview, with NBC News's Brian Williams, in May.

Petraeus, who gave evidence to both the Senate and House intelligence committees, said that references to the group alleged to have been behind the 11 September attack were in the CIA's classified talking points, which were classified, but removed from the unclassified memo relied upon by Rice.

Now as we were doing that, and I was doing that in September of 2002, President Bush and Vice President Cheney were giving speeches and they were echoing these classified talking points that were getting from the Office of Special Plans.

Many a time, kids disclose too much classified information, talk about improper topics that may get them into trouble, or otherwise put themselves in danger by what they surf online.

Modelled on Jenny Uglow's 2002 book The Lunar Men, Moore's group biography traces the personal and professional interactions of the pioneers – Barnett refers to them as "the bearded men of meteorology" – who advanced ways to measure, classify and talk about the atmosphere during the scientific revolution.

That reverses a decision to keep the accord classified until China completed talks with other countries.

AMY DAVIDSON: Biden: It's not in my purview to talk about classified information.

Mr. Mullen started by doing the usual things -- reading classified ads, going online, talking to friends.

And number two, with regard to the ability of the United States to take action militarily, it is -- it is not in my purview to talk about classified information.

The East Anglian Daily press reports on a story that the young Elizabeth was hiding in bushes in a suburban garden eavesdropping on neighbours when she heard them talking about classified information.