Sentence examples for secrecy of a from inspiring English sources

Counterintelligence is aimed at protecting and maintaining the secrecy of a country's intelligence operations.

JK Rowling's new novel arrives with the high drama and state secrecy of a royal birth.

Grand Central will distribute the book with the secrecy of a Bob Woodward publication, with bookstores told not to display any copies until its release.

The day's events were carried off with the secrecy of a military mission, with conflicting reports over whether Mr. Jackson's body would even be present at the arena.

To outside observers, the contest will mirror the secrecy of a papal election and the elimination rules of a televised singing contest.

It was Chamberlain who, in the secrecy of a cabinet committee, insisted that the Czechs would not be represented at the Munich Conference.

This is a coding system that could exploit the quantum features of individual photons, as the quanta of light are known, to ensure the perfect secrecy of an electronic transmission.

The judge, Colleen Kollar-Kotelly of Federal District Court here, said the White House Office of Administration was not subject to the Freedom of Information Act, allowing the White House to maintain the secrecy of an internal paper trail about its problem-plagued e-mail system.

Without loss of secrecy of an original content, the interference term is removed after decryption.

A culture of secrecy, of deference, a culture that the people in power know what's best for the rest of us".

In February 1958, President Eisenhower authorized the development, under conditions of great secrecy, of such a spacecraft.