Sentence examples for perceived secrecy from inspiring English sources

Her perceived secrecy and hawkish foreign policy represents the antithesis of his anti-US imperialist worldview.

The perceived secrecy of the family courts is also cited by the press as a barrier to detailed reporting.

The changes, as well as the perceived secrecy around them, have attracted criticism that the party has been purposefully elusive to avoid wider scrutiny and backlash.

Perceived secrecy within the organisation should also be rooted out and a new system implemented to map the ethical risks and any perceived bias towards certain newspapers.

It is about more perceived deception and secrecy.

Rejection of the last item is consistent with the research evidence on confrontational approaches (e.g. Johnson Intervention)[ 20], which highlights a low success rate in engaging the person with treatment services, as well as increasing the risk of long-lasting distress as a result of the perceived betrayal and secrecy involved in their organization [ 6].

The former home secretary David Blunkett has called for stronger oversight of the UK's intelligence agencies and warned that the "old-fashioned paternalism" of secrecy based on perceived security interests was undermining public confidence in their activities.

The selection of the interim board was perceived by many as shrouded in secrecy and tilted towards corporate interests.

The response in Europe is partly based on a political reaction to what is perceived as American superpower arrogance and the secrecy surrounding Prism and its supposed safeguards.

Heterosexual relationships and premarital sex were seen as common, however, ideals of female respectability and secrecy around premarital sex were perceived to jeopardize contraceptive use and thus counteract SRHR.

Escape attempts were rare, and most escapees relied on secrecy and subterfuge to reach the perceived freedom of the waters of San Francisco Bay.