Sentence examples for confidential that from inspiring English sources
According to influential newsletter Africa Confidential, that first disclosed the Barclays' loans, the British organisations provide an economic lifeline keeping Mugabe's regime afloat.
Meeting individually with parties involved in the case was important to keep information confidential that might otherwise hurt the stock price of a company in bankruptcy, the judge wrote.
Moreover, the Eurogroup, where most of Europe's important economic decisions are taken, is a body that does not even exist in European law, that keeps no minutes of its procedures and insists its deliberations are confidential – that is, not to be shared with the citizens of Europe.
The gossip columnists at Perth Confidential, that's who.
Terms of the arrangement are confidential — that's the way these deals often work — but a Coverall rep called the refund "substantial" and Ms. Walczak said she was very pleased with the outcome.
"Mr. Chairman, there are at least six documents that you consider committee confidential that are directly related to this, including three documents that are already public," Leahy added.
In this context, recall is the percentage of confidential tokens that were removed relative to confidential tokens that were missed (Equation 1).
It includes vague and confidential terms that could cause problems.
Farrar mentions frank and confidential discussions that cannot be published.
Recently, the disgruntled tabby lobby released confidential information that is damaging to our long partnership.
And he said NASA was not allowed to release confidential data that was commercially sensitive.
