Sentence examples for secret advice from inspiring English sources

There where big deals are struck, big deals of the destruction of cities, where the pope will ask the secret advice from his counselor.

One of David Cameron's top aides gave secret advice to the campaign for the French president-elect Emmanuel Macron, leaked emails have revealed.

The government's refusal to release secret advice about the legality of British drone strikes in Syria is to be challenged by a human rights group.

The White House, which claims the right to keep secret advice from people outside government, authorized the release of outsiders' advice to Vice President Al Gore.

Yet he made still more mistakes, refusing to follow the secret advice tendered to him after May 1790 by the comte de Mirabeau, abdicating his responsibilities, and acquiescing in a disastrous attempt to escape from the capital to the eastern frontier on June 21 , 1791

The problem is, most of the volumes that flooded on to the market during "the poker revolution" are cheap fillers which might actually make your game worse; conversely, as soon as a book is known to be any good, everybody reads it and you lose the benefit of secret advice.

You might be surprised at how much of the 7-Secret advice is counter to how people live and work.

Secret means advice given and received secretly, otherwise "intelligence" is just another competing input to policy, its content inevitably leaking into the public domain.

The Home Office has been ordered to release secret legal advice justifying its decision to prevent intercept evidence being used in criminal trials.

Among other things, the leaks have shown communications with journalists that were meant to be kept secret, political advice about rivals within and without the Democratic party, and details of the candidate's paid speeches to Wall Street firms.

"Just as troubling as what they did is how they did it - in secret, without advice or debate, and with unseemly haste," said Howard Simon, director of the Florida branch of the American Civil Liberties Union.