Sentence examples for confidential operation from inspiring English sources

Driscoll said: "I understand a confidential operation followed," to which he gave evidence.

Pressing him on the issue, Wright asked him if it was not "arrogant" of the Sun to decide it was in the public interest to reveal a confidential operation.

Obviously, he will request their confidential co-operation in this matter, in exchange for a share of the proceeds.

The sentencing has increased for an intelligence operative or contractor who reveals confidential information about intelligence operations from two to ten years.

On April 10, Porter issued a confidential order for the operation, timed for a new moon.

Subsequent investigations into JFK's murder, along with the release of confidential documents, revealed the operation of a nexus of power, centred on the White House but operating out of view of the public.

Carl Bernstein said the whistleblowing organisation, which has released millions of confidential documents including military operation records, had "done some very useful things" but also acted in a "careless" way.

The briefing on Friday echoed the generally upbeat conclusions contained in a confidential assessment of the operation's first 60 days that Lt. Gen. Charles Bouchard of Canada, the allied operational commander in Naples, Italy, sent to NATO political and military leaders in Brussels this week, a NATO diplomat said.

However, traditional encryption methods will prevent the commonly used query operation on confidential data.

He said that many details about Mr. Gatto's day-to-day operations were confidential.

In early June, Cablevision vetoed the proposed assignment on the grounds that it could cause serious harm to the company if a major competitor like Banco Inbursa had access to confidential information about its operations.