Sentence examples for proper secrecy from inspiring English sources

That Japan has no proper secrecy law, says Yosuke Isozaki, one of Mr Abe's aides, hampers intelligence-sharing with friends.

One reason perhaps is that, in Julian Barnes's words, it is "conducted with proper secrecy and dignity".

"No one on this project thinks there isn't a proper place for official secrecy," Connelly said, adding that the researchers do "want to explore what's possible, if we can manage the risks".

This strengthens the wall of secrecy which prevents proper public scrutiny.

The eavesdropping is a dangerous breach of attorney-client confidentiality and superfluous to boot, since judicial warrants are readily obtainable; the mass questioning is almost surely not worth the cost in ill will and misdirected resources; and the detention of aliens has been so shrouded in unnecessary secrecy that a proper evaluation of it has been impossible.

In 1970, the Bank Secrecy Act required proper record-keeping, which officially made it illegal to conduct transactions "off the books".

The transmission pair improves its secrecy rate by buying proper jamming power from the friendly jammers.

There is a proper debate about the value of privacy and internet freedom and the dangers of state secrecy.

And the government could do more to end the culture of secrecy, including training officials to keep proper files.It would be unfair to expect too much too soon.

The author is devastating on how government sanctioned commercial secrecy about chemicals and toxins is preventing proper analytics and harming the public interest.

In Orellana, the choices girls made regarding sexuality and reproduction were constrained by secrecy and taboos, lack of access to proper information, and gender structures that constructed girls as uninterested on those issues and subordinated to others' desires.