Sentence examples for exposing secrets from inspiring English sources

The Source of the Material The documents — 391,832 reports in all — were made available by WikiLeaks, an organization devoted to exposing secrets of all kinds.

In an interview yesterday, Dr. Schwartz said her petition included unclassified documents, including government ones, that made her points without exposing secrets.

Exposing Secrets Mr. Assange has come a long way from an unsettled childhood in Australia as a self-acknowledged social misfit who narrowly avoided prison after being convicted on 25 charges of computer hacking in 1995.

The time line of the documents from WikiLeaks, an organization devoted to exposing secrets, stops before President Obama put his own military and political strategy into effect last December.

The Source of the Material The documents — some 92,000 individual reports in all — were made available to The Times and the European news organizations by WikiLeaks, an organization devoted to exposing secrets of all kinds, on the condition that the papers not report on the data until July 25, when WikiLeaks said it intended to post the material on the Internet.

This means hackers are hacking hackers for the purpose of exposing the secrets of those who are in the business of exposing secrets.

The 1970 award (for exposing secret land deals on Long Island) went for $4,500.

Match is a coffee-table celebrity glossy with a hard edge, exposing secret royal babies and gruesome war images alike.

That has rarely been done in the past, largely because a trial would have the unwanted consequence of exposing secret sources and methods.

If "whistleblowing" is defined as exposing secret government actions so as to inform the public about what they should know, to prompt debate, and to enable reform, then Snowden's actions are the classic case.

The German finance minister has praised a media investigation exposing secret offshore banking, saying he wants more joint EU action against tax evasion.