Sentence examples for for a secret client from inspiring English sources

Customers who buy it are recommended to also "try our Pjur Bodyglide Lubricant, the best way to slip into your latex and give your wearables that sexy high gloss finish!" The Stockroom's director of operations, Shawn Gentry, told the Post the clothes were picked up by someone acting for a secret client around a month ago.

Calibri was born in 2004, when a fellow typeface designer recruited de Groot to work on a project for "a secret client".

The banning of the app from software stores should be fairly easy to comply with for Apple and Google (and Microsoft, which faces a similar injunction for a third-party Secret client called Cryptic) but the injunction actually goes so far as to require that the companies remotely wipe the app from existing devices.

In April of 2016, not long before he took on the Fusion assignment, he finished a secret investigation, which he called Project Charlemagne, for a private client.

Behind those walls we were about to start a top-secret project for a top-secret client.

Mark Leftly Max Clifford: Defending Cowell Soca under fire over rogue private investigators The publicist Max Clifford yesterday called for a secret list of alleged clients of rogue private investigators to be published after a report that Simon Cowell was among those named.

They had called for a secret meeting.

In a world in which nobody trusts anybody about anything it is not possible for Crosby to have secret clients.

Given a rule language — such as RuleML or Semantic Web Rule Language (SWRL) — which has a rule such as If someone is an attorney for a client then that client has a privileged relationship with the attorney, it might follow from this rule that the attorney could not divulge the client's secrets.

In a challenge-response protocol, the client generates a response using the server challenge and a secret value that the client and server both know (like a password) and sends it back for validation.

A crackdown on rogue private investigators who break the law will be announced by Home Office ministers this week as pressure grows for publication of a secret list of more than 100 of their clients.