Sentence examples for hot Confidential from inspiring English sources

Hot? Confidential.

From 1996 through last year, officials at the academy say, a confidential hot line received 96 calls from women reporting a sexual assault.

To get tips on which business to raid next, Mr. Arpaio uses a confidential hot line, the number of which is emblazoned on the side of the wagon used to transport suspects to Mr. Arpaio's tent-city jail.

I have put an envelope of enlarged photos under your door with a neon Post-it reading "Confidential: Hot Tip!" I have befriended the mail-room attendant, in the interest of pursuing the long game.

The announcement last Tuesday by the N.F.L. highlighted several procedures that will be put in next season regarding concussions, most notably the introduction of a pamphlet to educate players as well as a confidential hot line through which they can report any instance in which a player is coerced to play against medical advice.

You had a hot streak that included LA Confidential, The Insider, Gladiator, A Beautiful Mind and Master and Commander.

Learning the results was bittersweet for his widow, Mary Ann Easterling, who spoke Thursday just hours after the N.F.L. rolled out a confidential mental health hot line developed and operated in part by specialists in suicide prevention.

These agencies in Westchester have free, confidential 24-hour hot lines that teenagers, male or female, can call for information, counseling, advice or legal help: Northern Westchester Shelter: (914 238-2800.

The nonreligious Samaritans of New York, in contract with the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, provides a free, confidential emotional-support hot line 24 hours a day to people dealing with any kind of problem, from a bad day to a broken heart to some traumatic event or mental illness, at (212) 673-3000.

Staff members taking calls at a confidential 24-hour hot line (866) 251-2913) provide information about benefits and help with bureaucratic red tape, and, if needed, make referrals to 135 social workers, psychiatrists and substance-abuse counselors around the state who have been trained to counsel people connected to the military and are offering their services free.

As a medium of voices, radio is intimate, confidential, human; a hot medium, in Marshall McLuhan's formulation, that requires participation.