Sentence examples for secrecy making from inspiring English sources

But the couple have been held in secrecy, making it impossible to say whether they spoke under duress.

The Snowden disclosures have shown up the limitations of these arrangements in which legislators or judges are briefed by the agencies under circumstances of strict secrecy, making it very hard to relay their concerns to the wider public.

The U.S. government's targeted killing program has been cloaked in secrecy, making it difficult to determine under which legal framework the government believes it operates.

Fear of stigma, isolation and discrimination has shrouded HIV in secrecy, making it very difficult for children to seek and receive psychosocial support (Menon et al., 2007).

Such secrecy makes accurate estimates difficult.

Thus was the Mountain Time Pledge of Secrecy made.

And that secrecy makes offshore tax fraud almost impossible for law enforcement to detect.

They also worry their secrecy makes them seem detached and prevents them from making friends.

The sense of plotting and secrecy made them a national sensation.

Even now, ingrained reflexes of secrecy make me wary of writing his name here.

Sponsorship secrecy makes BP seem more indispensable than it really is - and our culture must dispense with oil corporations".