Sentence examples for provide secrets from inspiring English sources

A case officer's most important task is to recruit foreign agents who can provide secrets to the United States.

JK Rowling's thoughts about privet, for instance, or the connotations of "whinging" and why she used it in the Dursleys' address, are insights that might start accustoming kids to the challenging processes of critical textual analysis – and, crucially, provide secrets, shared only by the millions of other Pottermore users, about the captivating wizarding world.

As early as December 1775, eight months after the outbreak of the American Revolution, Vergennes was advocating that France provide secret financial assistance to the insurgent American colonists.

In the Galleon case, millions of dollars were paid to insiders to provide secret information about such well-known companies as I.B.M., Lenovo and Advanced Micro Devices.

Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill later described a complex mechanism that he said Al Barakaat used to provide secret financing to Al Qaeda.

A pivotal decision the Bush administration inherited from the Clinton administration in January 2001 was whether to provide secret military assistance to the Northern Alliance in a last-ditch effort to stave off its defeat by the Taliban.

But many of the recent aid curtailments are clearly intended to force the Pakistani military to make a difficult choice between backing the country that finances much of its operations and equipment, or continuing to provide secret support for the Taliban and other militants fighting American soldiers in Afghanistan.

The existing electronic voting schemes that provide secret voter-verifiable receipts are based on "classical" mix-nets.

This work builds on Lin and Lee's document protection scheme, termed as Confused Document Encrypting Scheme (CDES), to present a novel strategy that could hide digital information and provide secret communication between two communication parties.

Finally, we build a strategic mobile management model based on the Prufer codec algorithm handling the energy effect of mobility issues to enhance the multicast efficiency and provide secret communication among roaming users in MANETs.

But the government would probably want to see more than mere encouragement from Mr Assange, because encouraging sources to provide secret information is what journalists do every day, Mr Rosenzweig said, and courts would be wary of criminalising such activity.