Sentence examples for information is secret from inspiring English sources

As Russia tries to define what information is secret and what is public, the line often shifts, and researchers can find that information that was open one month is forbidden the next.

The burden of proving that official information is secret lies on the Prosecution.

The idea that this information is "secret" is preposterous, and reveals the fact that whoever designed the scorecard clearly has not gone on an admissions tour recently, or perhaps had a single bad experience that's now exalted to federal policy (not an unusual result from the types of regulations we've seen recently).

Now, I haven't gone to the Google machine to check Wikipedia recently (at least until this week), but my organization, the Violence Policy Center, has been tracking--through news reports, since such information is secret in virtually all CCW states--just these types of killings by concealed handgun permit holders as part of our Concealed Carry Killers project.

Those who thought the positive information was secret delivered an average rating of 3.01.

As we expected, people who thought the information was secret deemed it more useful, important and accurate than did those who thought it was public.

Dr. Lee told investigators that he had not answered Dr. Hu, since the information was secret, but he had never before reported the meeting to security officers, as required.

In a 1998 book titled "Secrecy," Moynihan wrote that "too much of the information was secret, not sufficiently open to critique by persons outside government".

He was arrested after a government undercover operation in February, when government agents passed phony information to him about the fictitious defection of a Cuban diplomat and warned him that the information was secret.

Evaluating whether to recommend each candidate on a scale of one (strongly disagree) to five (strongly agree), the participants who thought the negative information was secret settled on an average score of 2.53.

He has that trick, honed over many movies, of glancing to one side before delivering a line, especially a question, as if all information were secret and the surrounding world were populated by spies.