Sentence examples for confidentiality behind from inspiring English sources

But as the talks progressed into the second week and the negotiations reached a stage of confidentiality behind closed doors developing countries became increasingly frustrated at the resistance of developed countries towards a new global body on loss and damage (pers. comm. 2013).

Disclosure and confidentiality follow closely behind, being present in a similar number of publications as disruption/availability.

So far, most chief executives, like movie stars, have insulated themselves behind confidentiality clauses or severance packages that reward silence.

One sporting body has acted with admirable transparency, the other has hidden behind confidentiality agreements and legal obfuscation.

The consultants do their best to maintain the mystique, pleading client confidentiality and hiding behind terms such as "value propositions" and "service offerings".

"They hide behind confidentiality," said Robert Mack, an American who is a top executive at the Brussels office of Burson-Marsteller, a global lobbying and public relations firm.

Britain's biggest companies should lose their ability to hide their tax  affairs behind confidentiality rules, the chair of the powerful Public Accounts Committee has told The Independent.

How many times is the Bush administration going to use the excuse of "confidentiality" to hide behind its ineptitude in protecting the lives of Americans?

The firms "adopted a very wide interpretation of confidentiality" and "sheltered behind these duties when their interests – and that of the public – would have been better served by full and frank disclosure to legitimate parliamentary scrutiny".

Nick Rijke of the NOS said: "Nice have a duty to allow public scrutiny of their work, but unfortunately this is the second time they have been found to have acted unlawfully by hiding behind confidentiality agreements.

Mr. Davy has helped promote a new degree of transparency by holding periodic news briefings, a seemingly simple step that was almost unheard of in previous administrations, which barricaded themselves behind confidentiality laws.