Sentence examples for release secrets from inspiring English sources

The hackers also warned they would release "secrets" stolen from the Sony servers, the Times reported.

Last spring's decision to release secret Justice Department memos on the interrogations of suspected terrorists was a blatantly partisan act.

Brussels Leaks told the European Journalism Centre that it is planning to release secret documents on the transport and energy sectors.

In 2013 an inquest into Litvinenko's death effectively collapsed after the government refused to release secret files that apparently incriminated the Kremlin.

The Home Office has been ordered to release secret legal advice justifying its decision to prevent intercept evidence being used in criminal trials.

Lawyers for the Defense Department are refusing to cooperate with a federal judge's order to release secret photographs and videotapes related to the Abu Ghraib prison abuse scandal.

Anticipation had built in recent days after the British official who called the hearing, Damian Collins, hinted that he might also release secret internal Facebook documents.

The government's refusal to release secret advice about the legality of British drone strikes in Syria is to be challenged by a human rights group.

That day, in an unexpected response to a suit by historians, the federal government agreed to release secret grand jury testimony, 57 years after Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were convicted of conspiracy to commit espionage.

I, Jenn, was two years old when my father and uncle decided to reclaim their heritage by mounting a public campaign to force the US government to release secret files relating to the Rosenbergs case.

Breaking repeated promises it made to the American public, the Central Intelligence Agency said today that it would not release secret records from most of its major cold-war covert operations in the foreseeable future.