Sentence examples for secret property from inspiring English sources

Last summer he uncovered the fact that Alexander Bastrykin, the head of Russia's investigative committee and a close Putin ally, had secret property holdings in the Czech Republic.

A number of ideas about the physical properties of the Earth and the Moon, including claims about "a secret property that operates in a manner similar to that of a loadstone attracting iron", did not appear until after 1620.

When Monsanto submitted their reports on the chemical to obtain market approval, they asked that all the "studies that were done on animals be sealed [at the EPA] and marked as trade secrets, property of Monsanto corporation," said Samsel.

This 72-hour party and "consciousness expanding experience" is hosted on a private property at a secret location in Palm Springs.

It is no secret that property in New York commands the highest price in the country per square foot in rentals and sales.

But these office blocks in one of London's most expensive districts are part of a surprising secret commercial property empire owned by the Vatican.

They also created a proprietary scoring algorithm and some other secret, intellectual property (that they wouldn't talk much about) to enable this level of customer journey visibility.

Zucker, 66, was also executive producer of the 1982 television series "Police Squad!" and wrote and produced the 1984 film "Top Secret!" The property last changed hands in 1990 for $4.125 million.

On the most contentious issue in recent months — American accusations that Chinese corporations linked to the military had pilfered military and economic secrets and property in cyberspace — the officials seemed to speak past each other.

There are a bunch of complicated laws involving the ownership and selling of lost goods — not to mention lost top-secret intellectual property — and this iPhone seemed to be sitting in a pretty nasty gray area.

Trump and his companies have settled allegations of hiring discrimination, violating laws that protect returning military veterans, stealing competitors' secrets, defrauding property owners and investors, making false claims about their success, breaking contracts, collusion and negligence.