Sentence examples for secret section from inspiring English sources
Any secretary of state can sign a secret section 94 direction.
In 1943, under the leadership of the aircraft engineer and designer Clarence L. Kelly Johnsonnson, Lockheed established a highly secret section, Advanced Development Projects (ADP), to design a fighter around a British De Havilland jet engine.
Sunny Side Up is coming out in the summer - it's about Paris Fashion Week, so it's obviously set in Paris - but without ruining too much I can reveal that there's a secret section at the back, written from another character's perspective.
According to the New York Times yesterday "Documents Back Saudi Link to Extremists, but May Never Be Used in 9/11 Suit," the secret section of the report is believed to discuss intelligence on Saudi financial links to two hijackers.
When trade treaties have secret sections – or are entirely secret – one can be certain the public is being screwed and the secrecy is an attempt to avoid accountability.
We don't know how many are being monitored by the IAEA [International Atomic Energy Agency], and again, why is this secret?" Jim Walsh, an international security expert at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said that it was the norm for arms control agreements to have secret sections.
Some crab-lovers also want whole crab, so they can have the delight of picking it apart, of finding all its secret sections.
In the first trial last year, the "part 3" top-secret section amounted to 40 hours, compared with eight hours in "part 2" with journalists present and 12 hours in public.
60 Minutes Smart gun technology that allows guns to fire only in the hands of their owners; the push to make public a top-secret section of the 9/11 Commission Report; extreme athlete J.T. Holmes skies off the Eiger in Switzerland.
The still-secret sections include the portions of the agreement dealing with labor, the telecommunications industry and textiles and apparel.
Herken leaves open the possibility that Oppenheimer was a member of the party's secret "professional section" in Berkeley.
