Sentence examples for secrecy reasons from inspiring English sources

"That's something only the management on the ground can have access to for all the privacy and secrecy reasons".

As well, Mr. Taylor said he was disturbed by the film's suggestion that the C.I.A., for secrecy reasons, allowed him and Canada initially to take all of the credit for the successful flight of the six Americans.

Some want secrecy for family reasons.

Such official trips are always shrouded in secrecy for security reasons.

It is an artwork that has been shrouded in secrecy for obvious reasons: there are 30 gold bars worth a total of £10,000 buried on the beach in Folkestone and once the tide is out at 4pm on Thursday it's finders keepers.

There are several surprising reasons "secrecy surrounding pay is generally a bad idea for any organisation," Salmon wrote.

Although for obvious reasons (secrecy) you should not tell people you are a ninja, people will know at first glance you are meditating so it's alright to tell them that.

There are often good reasons for secrecy, but secrecy is a classic complaint about the Catholic Church, and especially about the way it has handled accusations of sexual misconduct.

4. The entire process is not transparent, and this secrecy alone in reason enough to reject the two treaties.

His execution was carried out under strict secrecy due to security reasons, he said.

Clients turn to offshore vehicles for reasons of secrecy; after the journalists it is the tax inspectors who will come knocking.