Sentence examples for rules of secrecy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rockefeller has said that the rules of secrecy imposed on the briefing process left him unable to voice his concerns in public.

While The Hague sought Lukic, subject to their rules of secrecy, so too did the entwined Sarajevo-based journalistic enterprises, the Institute for War and Peace Reporting and Balkan Investigative Reporting Network.

Geller, a former paratrooper turned television personality now aged 66,  has declined to give specifics about his activities as a secret agent, pointing out that he is bound by rules of secrecy and can "neither confirm nor deny" the Entebbe incident.

The members were pledged not to speak of party deliberations (thus, they knew nothing), and Stevens was attacked for his membership in a group with similar rules of secrecy as the Masons.

It's impossible to talk about YMBBT without mentioning specifics (and breaking the rule of #secrecy), so here's your final warning if you don't want to know the kind of thing it involved.

His successor was Terence V. Powderly, and Stephens and Powderly clashed bitterly over the secrecy issue until in 1881 Powderly triumphed and the Knights repudiated the rule of secrecy and employed less ritual, stripping the union of the quasi-religious trappings in which Stephens believed so devoutly.

The headmasters had their reasons for the cryptic language and rule of secrecy, he added.

While the countries highlighted by the ActionAid study have been targeted because of their rules on secrecy or tax management, a company's presence in such countries does not mean they are necessarily engaging in such practices.

New rules on secrecy are needed for it to function well, says the government.

That bolstered Mr Abe's argument that Japan needs stricter rules on secrecy to strengthen national security.

It was placed under seal because of secrecy rules in the case, which involves a variety of classified information.