Sentence examples for issue secret from inspiring English sources

Courts in England and Wales regularly issue secret injunctions suppressing links to archives, and directly removing entire postings.

Yet America's system involves judges sitting in a secret court who issue secret data-collection orders which bind the recipients to secrecy.

Under this system, a federal court (known as the FISA court) exists to issue secret warrants for spying for counter-espionage purposes.

The PCC does, almost every day, issue secret appeals to one newspaper or another not to mention a particular personal imbroglio – or to order its photographers away from a doorstep.

In the United Kingdom, where I grew up and worked as a young journalist, the absence of a constitutional commitment to free speech enables all sorts of ills, the latest of which is the phenomenon of rich businessmen and celebrities using the laws on personal privacy to persuade judges to issue (secret) gag orders against newspapers and magazines.

This gave Teresa May the power to issue secret regulations to firms like Facebook and Google to hand stuff over to the police and intelligence agencies, by serving warrants on their premises in London, rather than having to go through MLAT to their headquarters in California.

Presidents Clinton and Bush issued secret findings that made apparently clear that such assassinations were not permissible.

I was engaged in dealing with intelligence issues, secret documents for more than 20 years.

They then issued secret confirmation letters, which released the suppliers from actually paying the rebates, the indictment adds.

But one of its main tasks remains that of issuing secret directives to the state-controlled media telling them what not to report.

Trump has also issued secret waivers to ethics rules, so that political appointees can alter regulations that they previously lobbied to dismantle.