Sentence examples for disclosed secrets from inspiring English sources

"It's not like Condé Nast is the Pentagon and I disclosed secrets and endangered lives," he said.

Mr. Trulock, now the subject of an investigation of whether he disclosed secrets in an unpublished article about the investigation, has said the F.B.I. bungled the investigation.

But one, by David Clark of the lab's research integrity office, concluded that the lab's classification rules were "vague and confusing," that implementation lacked "consistency and transparency," and confirmed that reviewing officials had, in good faith, disagreed on whether Doyle disclosed secrets.

In one e-mail from August 2008, sent a few days before Dell's quarterly earnings announcement, Mr. Horvath disclosed secret details about Dell's financial data to Mr. Steinberg.

The immediate cause was Russia's decision to grant temporary asylum to Edward J. Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor who disclosed secret American surveillance programs.

More than 7,500 American taxpayers have voluntarily disclosed secret offshore accounts to the Internal Revenue Service, which is cracking down on overseas tax evasion, the agency said on Wednesday.

The fact that Wednesday's arrests were made so fast after Quick inadvertently disclosed secret operational details, indicated that MI5 teams were watching their targets closely.

After Russia gave temporary asylum to Edward J. Snowden, the National Security Agency contractor who disclosed secret American surveillance programs, Mr. Obama canceled a separate one-on-one meeting with Mr. Putin in Moscow.

And both are absolutists when it comes to disclosing secrets.

The two, Steven J. Rosen and Keith Weissman, were being investigated for disclosing secrets.

Under President Bush, no one was convicted for disclosing secrets directly to the press.