Sentence examples for embarrassing cables from inspiring English sources
Mr Assange fears that, once he arrives in Sweden, he will be sent on to America over allegations that he was involved in the leaking of sensitive – and embarrassing – cables as the editor-in-chief of WikiLeaks.
He argues it is part of a ruse by US prosecutors, who he claims will try to force his onward extradition to the States once he leaves the UK to prosecute him over the leaking of highly embarrassing cables.
He was recalled in January after Wikileaks made public secret embarrassing cables he wrote about Gaddafi, including his reliance on a voluptuous Ukrainian nurse.
The documents revealed a 38-minute38-minute an American airstrike in Baghdad that killed two Reuters journalists and wounded children, as well as embarrassing diplomatic cables.
The US army private stands accused of leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents such as the Collateral Murder video and a series of highly embarrassing diplomatic cables that ended up on WikiLeaks and partner news organisations (including the Guardian).
The latest "Cablegate" bombshell involves the original, hand-edited draft of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's statement lashing out at WikiLeaks for their release of embarrassing Diplomatic cables.
Embarrassing US diplomatic cables leaked last December alleged that Luzhkov sat on top of a "pyramid of corruption" in Moscow, with bureaucrats, gangsters and Russia's spy agencies all regularly taking kickbacks.
Mr Assange's Wikileaks website published a mass of material from leaked diplomatic cables embarrassing several governments.
The US is carrying out an investigation into Wikileaks, which has published a mass of leaked diplomatic cables, embarrassing several governments and international businesses.
US relations with Ecuador have been strained in recent years, even before Correa provided asylum in 2012 to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, whose organization published troves of leaked US military documents and diplomatic cables highly embarrassing to Washington.
The Washington Post's neo-conservative leader writers today dismiss the cables as "embarrassing to their authors or subjects, but otherwise harmless", and save their attention for how the leak happened in the first place: Of course there must not be firewalls that prevent senior intelligence analysts and their bosses from seeing and sharing sensitive information.
