Sentence examples for guarded information from inspiring English sources

Although any attempt to capture Dr. Karadzic is closely guarded information, NATO commanders need to inform troops stationed in the area where an arrest might take place to expect "unusual" activity and to "stay calm". To solve this problem, troops may be issued written instructions on the day of the planned arrest, the officials said.

What they watch, and in how many numbers, is carefully guarded information.

Volkswagen has carefully guarded information about the new car ahead of its presentation, even beefing up security at the Chattanooga factory.

Morgan Stanley announced that shift with great fanfare, a step ahead of Merrill Lynch's introduction of online trading, but Morgan Stanley has guarded information about how well its online service has been received.

A sale of Merrill's stake would also give an official value to Bloomberg, which has jealously guarded information about its profitability, and to the wealth of the man who founded the company and who remains its principal owner.

Even as White House counsel Donald McGahn fiercely guarded information about the candidate interviews and Trump's leanings, the president was engaging with the freewheeling loop of boosters, lawmakers and confidants that he has long counted on for political gut checks.

They jealously guard information, even from each other.

The E.C.B. closely guards information about the identity of the banks.

Too many managers, I think, guard information as an impervious power.

But companies tend to guard information and solve their problems alone.

Mr. Graham said Mr. Mueller, in his new role as special counsel, was likely to "jealously guard" information.