Sentence examples for secret correspondence from inspiring English sources
The documents retrieved after Gaddafi's fall include secret correspondence from MI6, MI5 reports on Libyans living in the UK, a British intelligence assessment marked "UK/Libya Eyes Only – Secret" and official Libyan minutes of meetings between the two countries' intelligence agencies.
The case is based on documents recovered from Libyan government archives after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, including secret correspondence from MI6, MI5 reports on Libyans living in the UK, a British intelligence assessment marked "UK/Libya Eyes Only – Secret" and official Libyan minutes of meetings between the two countries' intelligence agencies.
The lawyer said that the preliminary charges include violating secret correspondence and unlawfully collecting data.
This secret correspondence was outside the IPCC's formal review process and seemed to break its rules.
From May 1779 he carried on a secret correspondence with Arnold, who had become disillusioned with the American cause.
It is the first legal attempt of this kind to see the prince's secret correspondence with ministers.
The same symbols also establish the secret correspondences between sensible things (stones, plants, and animals) and celestial and divine realities.
Teams of researchers at the Chinese Ministry of State Security spy agency are busy at work decoding formerly secret correspondences and messages, including this stumper, Gunga galunga … gunga, gunga-galunga.
Besides, many of these texts (or jottings in the margins of the manuscripts) contain family secrets, correspondences, accounts, and diaries, owing to the fact that most of Timbuktu's inhabitants, including its skilled-craftsman class, were literate since the fifteenth century.
Consider, for example, Facebook, which has made no secret of using personal data and "private" correspondence to annually generate billions of dollars in profits.
There Talleyrand had secret talks with Tsar Alexander I, urging him to oppose Napoleon, and thereafter conducted a clandestine correspondence with both Russia and Austria.
