Sentence examples for guarded list from inspiring English sources
Party officials declined to disclose the Regents' membership list or a complete convention agenda, but The New York Times obtained a carefully guarded list of the Regents' Philadelphia itinerary from a member.
In 2013, TechCrunch obtained a closely guarded list of the company's clients, revealing relationships with the CIA, DHS, FBI, NSA, Marine Corps and Air Force, among others.
While brokers have mixed feelings about whether these sites are worth the investment, the emergence of the VOW is yet another sign that once tightly guarded listing information has finally been set free in New York.
What one newspaper headline termed "The Case of the Purloined Playbook" unfolded in July 1972, when J. D. Roberts, the New Orleans Saints' coach, reported to the N.F.L. security office that Sweetan had contacted him in hopes of selling him a Los Angeles Rams playbook, the closely guarded listing of a team's offensive and defensive schemes.
WITH so many wealthy collectors competing for the work of a few dozen international art stars, top galleries are in a position to handpick their clientele these days, keeping long and closely guarded waiting lists for new work.
We're guarding the list so closely that even WikiLeaks can't get it.
He is a nominal point guard listed at 6 foot 7 and 225 pounds.
The Devils were using Davis, a guard listed as 5-foot-7, who might not be quite that height.
Still, Scout.com contains a half-dozen names on its "Class of 2016" roster, including a point guard listed at 5-4 ½, 140 pounds.
A whip-thin junior point guard listed at 6 feet, Siva is the catalyst for the Cardinals' mile-a-minute transition offense, which relies on his speed to push the ball and his ability to distribute and find open 3-point shooters.
This is done by using a simple rule language (SRL) motivated by DIAL (Feldman et al., 2001) with a capability to match entity classes, skipwords, string literals, regular expressions, entity types as well as guard lists.
