There's no prying eyes and bookmakers guard your secrecy.
In addition, the C.I.A. is able to guard the secrecy of foreign-liaison operations more effectively, especially from Congressional prying, than it can its own activities.
Mr. Reeves also cited a Nov. 4, 2002, letter from two senior UBS executives to its clients that effectively said the bank would guard the secrecy of its American clients who did not wish to file W-9 forms even if they were required to do so under American tax law — a promise that itself violates United States laws.
6 It is said that in ancient times virgins delivered the oracles because virgins have their natural innocence intact and are in the same case as Artemis; for indeed virgins were alleged to be well suited to guard the secrecy of disclosures made by oracles.
It was as if, for all his childishness, he possessed some intuitive spark, some reflex action, prompting this queer method of avoiding a subject which he had been taught to guard with secrecy".
The new board is a rare step by the White House, which guards the secrecy of the national security council.
While he praises Mr. Bush as "an outstanding leader," Mr. Cheney, who made guarding the secrecy of internal deliberations a hallmark of his time in office, divulges a number of conflicts with others in the inner circle.
In the Kennedy case, the re sult was disclosure of a grand jury‐type inquiry and it illus trates the reasons that grand jury transcripts are so closely guarded in secrecy.
And much like Google, its search algorithm is closely guarded, a secrecy that can make it impossible for viewers to understand why a video was given what seems to be a seal of approval atop YouTube search results.
The company, which in the 1980's and 90's was known among reporters as "a ship that leaks from the top," is now obsessive about guarding the secrecy of its future products.
