Sentence examples for secrecy protected from inspiring English sources

Biro told me that such secrecy protected the privacy of his clients and prevented anyone from misusing the fingerprint.

A culture of secrecy protected those involved, and lack of information prevented people from participating in decisions that affected their daily lives.

Background screening may limit the number of paedophiles that don the collar, but will do nothing to ensure past, present, and future sex scandals aren't shrouded in secrecy, protected by an internal legal system created to sidestep civil legal systems.

Secrecy protects intellectual property until it is patented.

"Secrecy protects not only those who might be innocent," Professor King said.

Led by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, they constructed a First-Amendment theory to fit this benefit, saying that secrecy protects free speech (for corporations) without worry of harassment.

Myanmar's jade industry has long been shrouded in secrecy, protecting the military generals, government cronies and drug lords who control and profit from it from full scrutiny.

Secrecy protects innovation by reducing the likelihood that others possess it.

While some of the draft commitments line up with our recommendations for openness, the plan is silent on the critical reforms needed to address some of the most troubling areas of secrecy: protecting whistleblowers, reducing over-classification, and curbing secret law.

With billions of dollars shrouded in secrecy — and protected by armed guards and vaults — the best Mark Henley could hope for in Switzerland was to subtly stake out his targets.

The sacrament of reconciliation (conducted in secrecy and protected by a seal) covers (erases) the sin on a regular basis.