Sentence examples for labeled secret from inspiring English sources

Files at Knoedler about him were labeled "Secret Santa".

At the time Mr. Lee downloaded the files, they were classified but not labeled secret or confidential, as the indictment against him alleges.

And people tend to think that national security decisions are wiser and better-reasoned when based on the same information labeled secret rather than public.

But there is a major problem with evaluating information labeled "secret": people tend to inflate the value of "secret" information simply because it is secret.

People rate otherwise identical pieces of information as more accurate, reliable and of higher quality when they are labeled secret rather than public.

He has also said that the documents, which concerned Chinese electric power plans and contracts and were found in his computer, were not labeled "secret," and that many were provided by his corporate clients.

Films such as Africa Speaks were directly marketed by referencing interracial sex; moviegoers received small packets labeled "Secrets" which contained pictures of naked black women.

Classification abuse will increase — more cables will be labelled "Top Secret" that should have been labelled "Secret" or "Confidential".

Again in theory, any memory stick or CD connected to a computer with Siprnet access must automatically be labelled secret and stored securely.

Some of the basics of the Pakistan Army's arguments about the Afghan war and the struggle against Al Qaeda-influenced terrorist groups are contained in a twelve-page document called "Ten Years Since 9/11: Our Collective Experience (Pakistan's Experience)." The document, labelled "Secret," is below; it has not previously been published.

Yes, the Pentagon Papers were labeled "top secret" — as opposed to the Afghanistan war logs' "secret" status — but, as Richard Reeves writes in his book "President Nixon," some 700,000 people in and out of government had clearance to read "top secret" documents.