Sentence examples for making secrecy from inspiring English sources

SBC tried -- unsuccessfully -- to obtain the S.E.C.'s permission to ignore the resolution, thus making secrecy a moot point.

Billionaire Silicon Valley investor, Donald Trump delegate and Facebook board member Peter Thiel has made secrecy his brand.

Legislation to make secrecy agreements in sexual abuse cases illegal could be considered.

This was a program whose escalation made secrecy impossible, and Pakistan's leaders were unwilling to have a program that was a little more open.

But you can only really make secrecy legitimate in the eyes of the public if there is proper form of accountability".

And for many years after, the threat of the Soviet Union made secrecy and spying palatable -- sometimes barely so -- to the American people.

"We have to defend the principle of secrecy but you can only really make secrecy legitimate in the eyes of the public if there is a proper form of accountability".

William E. Hellerstein, a professor at Brooklyn Law School, is sympathetic as a matter of public policy but doubts that existing case law makes secrecy agreements in even child sexual abuse cases criminal.

But, he said, "you can only really make secrecy legitimate in the eyes of the public if there is proper form of accountability".

A fascinating patchwork of news footage and home movies, Our Nixon is at once intriguing and compelling, an inside peek at people who seemed to make secrecy a watchword.

(Other news outlets eventually did name the country, making the secrecy almost a moot point).