The gas, though banned internationally under the 1925 Geneva Protocol, was the Allied chiefs' secret precaution in case the enemy resorted to chemicals.
In most cases, the courts look at how many people inside and outside a business know about the secret, what kind of precautions the owner takes to preserve the secrecy, the value the owner gains against his competitors from holding the secret, and how much trouble and expense someone else would incur to crack the secret.
For those who worry about their privacy or the prospect of relatives discovering their secrets, it offers sensible precautions.
In another security precaution, the secret service had instituted a ban on mobile phones, but Okonedo persuaded one of the understudies to keep filming until an agent stepped across the shot.
It is normal for the US secret service as a precaution against poisoning to prepare all meals for presidents travelling abroad, which adds to the mystery surrounding this visit.
Western companies and their advisers say that they are acutely aware that technology transfers could help China strengthen its military and develop more competitive civil airplanes, and are taking precautions to protect trade secrets and national security.
The Oct. 7 date was kept secret, but the publisher said no special precautions were taken at the printers, bookbinders or warehouses.
The report was the beginning of a national witch hunt, and the Mattachine members took elaborate precautions to keep their identities secret.
Before any presidential trip extensive security precautions are followed by the secret service, with a desire to remain in the background and far from the headlines.
While PARD material by definition is classified and the designation holds out the possibility that some of it might be highly sensitive, it is not subject to the same stringent precautions applied to data designated secret or confidential.
