Sentence examples for confidential method from inspiring English sources

While the Provisionals have now agreed a confidential method of destroying its weapons with General John de Chastelain's arms body, Mr Trimble said this was not enough without aphysical start to this destruction.

Even though Facebook's Beacon a flawed program to show information about its members' online purchases ultimately failed, some confidential method of sharing people's purchases and the things they're thinking about purchasing could be useful to Facebook's members as well as to its advertisers.

Information obtained through grand proceedings or other confidential methods is not included in this statement.

An informal confidential voting method was used to minimise social desirability bias in reported sexual behaviour following receipt of risk reduction counselling.

A key fact, via the Associated Press, is that, "Clinton didn't transmit the sensitive information herself, they said, and nothing in the emails she received makes direct reference to communications intercepts, confidential intelligence methods or any other form of sensitive sourcing".

For example, unlike confidential survey methods, anonymous survey responses cannot be linked to administrative or other non-survey data, thus limiting anonymous data's richness and utility.

There is clear added value to be obtained through the integration of quantitative, qualitative and confidential enquiry methods to investigate maternal deaths and near-miss events and promote continuing quality improvement in maternity care.

Its declassification experts marked hundreds of documents for release on Sept. 14 and deleted their references to confidential sources and methods.

A final Conservative worry was that the process of "docking" Downing Street's operation with Stronger In would require sharing confidential Tory campaign methods with rival parties.

The agency withheld at least 28 pages, citing privacy, and others were redacted to protect confidential informers, investigative methods and the secrecy of grand jury proceedings.

Some intelligence agencies are leery about adding information to the database, for fear that confidential sources and methods might be exposed, especially because many officials have access to the system.