Sentence examples for secrecy issues from inspiring English sources
After The Post said it could not provide any guarantees, according to Mr. Gellman, Mr. Snowden turned to Glenn Greenwald of The Guardian, who has covered national security and secrecy issues in a chronic and ferocious manner.
Steven Aftergood, who monitors secrecy issues for the Federation of American Scientists, said that since WikiLeaks the government has elevated the "insider threat" as a priority, and tightened access to classified material.
She has written for a number of publications on national security and secrecy issues.
These arrays can also be used to detect cetaceans that produce low-frequency sounds (Clark, 1995; Stafford et al., 2009), and due to secrecy issues it may be that only direction and count data are available.
Some drug manufacturers are distancing themselves from the secrecy issue.
At the same time, by returning the case to the lower courts, the ruling kept alive for Democrats the secrecy issue they had seized on.
And Broadwater's lawyer, Brett A. Snyder, responded in a letter to the commission that if the county's argument on the secrecy issue were to prevail, "the nation would be denied all new sources of energy".
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.
Attention has been drawn to the secrecy issue by the botched execution of Clayton Lockett in Oklahoma on 29 April in which the prisoner took 43 minutes to die, apparently in great pain, from an untested cocktail of drugs whose source was not made public.
In [41], homogeneous users were assumed in the system model to address a secrecy issue of multi-user downlinks.
Data confidentiality, data access, secrecy, and privacy issues were not systematically studied, even though they are topical to research regulation.
