Sentence examples for guarded communications from inspiring English sources

What used to be very closely guarded communications internally and externally can no longer operate in the same way.

Of course, a major concern, is the clash between the legalities of the merger negotiations and due process (which requires complete discretion and heavily guarded communications), and the desire for openness and inclusion so that all those involved in the change feel engaged.

Many students belong to militias guarding communications centers and main streets in the capital.

Even agency programs ostensibly intended to guard American communications are sometimes used to weaken protections.

When Alexander continued eastward after the conquest of the Persian Empire, he left Parmenio in Media to guard his communications.

Frances Lorraine Petrie gives that credit to Soult, and so does Adolphe Thiers; furthermore, Petre maintains, Klein's dragoons were sent to guard the communications lines between Erfurt and Weimar, where several groups of Prussians had skirmished with the French rear guard.

"I remember Denise saying, 'He got himself arrested.' She became very guarded in her communications".

"Being there and experiencing how something like that plays out and happens can only make you more guarded," Dan Bartlett, the White House communications director, says.

The confidentiality of lawyer-client communications is fiercely guarded by the law and any departure from it in the national security context must be narrowly construed and strictly justified".

Because of the omnipresent possibility that private communications will be made public, those communications have become more circumspect and guarded.

Intelligence officials, who consider intercepted communications among the most closely guarded secrets, said the breach proved that Congress could not be trusted with classified information.