Sentence examples for could be confidential from inspiring English sources
The second own goal (or unintended consequence, to give it its technical name) came from the revelation that the NSA had cracked or circumvented the encryption systems used by internet companies, banks and other organisations to persuade consumers that online transactions could be confidential and secure.
Investigators have not interviewed the priest, the Rev. Robert P. Bucciarelli, apparently unwilling to question him about matters that could be considered confidential under both canon and criminal law.
And with that, he said, has come a greater need for requesting materials in an audit that could be considered confidential.
While the I.R.S. must disclose its reasoning, the unanimous three-judge panel held that the name of the organization and the individuals involved could be kept confidential.
Every industry has its own range of information that could be kept confidential.
It was supposed to be confidential, so I could not really comment on it.
So Hillary's worst nightmare isn't winning the nomination, or even avoiding indictment for utter carelessness in opting for a private server to handle what she must have known to be confidential emails that could turn top-secret with a change in world events.
During each focus group we informed focus group participants that, while we can promise that their identity will be kept confidential, we could not stop or prevent participants who were in the group from sharing things that should be confidential.
In many of them, Mr. Rajaratnam could be heard exchanging confidential information about technology stocks like Google and Advanced Micro Devices.
William F. Galvin, the Massachusetts secretary of state and securities regulator, has proposed a change in that state's regulation of interactions between experts like Dr. Bomback and securities traders who may be tempted to seek out and act on information that could be construed as confidential.
