Sentence examples for secrecy working from inspiring English sources

Assange wrote that illegitimate governance was by definition conspiratorial — the product of functionaries in "collaborative secrecy, working to the detriment of a population".

"The swindle was not discovered at once," Kurz says, "by the officials in charge of the treasure and could not be obvious to those who bought the original, as the Treasury was not accessible to the public". A good example of secrecy working in the forger's favour.

The use of the heavily redacted material (vast swathes of some of the print are blacked out to preserve secrecy) works well, especially in the piece Waterboard, which evokes the hooded figures of Abu Ghraib.

The art world's secrecy worked to Cohen's advantage.

This secrecy works for Apple because it is such a design-driven company.

People are living in silence, working indoors in secrecy, and people are getting hurt..

And Internet sites are required to submit to "examination and approval by the appropriate secrecy work offices," although the rules do not specify what that process involves.

But that secrecy works against their recovery.

And the silence and secrecy work in all directions.

* DEMOCRATS WORRY ABOUT HILLARY'S PNEUMONIA: Reuters reports that Democrats are worried about Clinton's Pneumonia for two reasons, beyond her well-being: First, does her campaign's failure to divulge the illness for two days signal again that her penchant for secrecy is working against her?

Controversy Over Diagnostic Manual Spills Into View The American Psychiatric Association swore to secrecy everyone working on the update to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, known as the DSM, but critics say the debate should be public, The Los Angeles Times reports.