Sentence examples for secret deliberations from inspiring English sources

The senior official said that the idea for the homeland security department actually grew out of the secret deliberations on this broader plan.

Jurors in Rae Carruth's murder trial allowed a rare glimpse into usually secret deliberations in Charlotte, N.C., yesterday, when they viewed several exhibits in open court.

Known as a disciplined candidate and personality, Mr. Obama earned praise for boldness with the daring Special Forces operation in Pakistan that killed Osama bin Laden, although that obscured the months of secret deliberations the public did not see.

After a week of secret deliberations with his most trusted advisers, he announced the discovery to the world and imposed a naval blockade on further shipments of armaments to Cuba.

But in a nation where political fortunes are almost exclusively determined in secret deliberations, Mr. Locke's career trajectory is prototypically American — and to some, an implicit rebuff to Beijing's assertions that the Chinese masses are not ready for democracy.

By contrast, it seems "The King of Limbs" materialized out of secret deliberations, with most of its songs previously unheard by all but Radiohead and the inner circle that includes its producer, Nigel Godrich.

One of the practices that secrecy allows is "double language" (saying one thing during the secret deliberation, and the opposite to the general public).

Bush administration officials said today that they were keeping secret more than 4,000 pages of Justice Department documents related to a flurry of last-minute pardons by President Bill Clinton to protect the right of all presidents to private deliberations.

By the end of the day, it appeared that none of the cardinals had violated their oath to keep secret their deliberations in advance of the conclave.

It argued late last month before the United States Supreme Court, for instance, to keep secret the deliberations of Vice President Dick Cheney's energy task force.

His recent decision (just after the Supreme Court had said it would review whether he could continue to keep secret the deliberations of his energy task-force) to use a government jet to take Justice Antonin Scalia and a bunch of Mr Cheney's oil-business buddies duck-shooting only reinforces the impression that he has a tin ear for politics.There are also positive reasons for dumping Mr Cheney.