Sentence examples for secretive division from inspiring English sources

Special Branch was the secretive division within the police responsible for monitoring political movements and countering threats to the state.

Profit numbers were not published but Lord Lawson, the former Conservative chancellor who sits on the parliamentary commission on banking standards, has accused the secretive division of "industrial scale tax avoidance".

Such was a phrase oft repeated by Marty Sklar, a longtime leader of the Walt Disney Co.'s highly secretive division dedicated to creating new theme park experiences.

The information was likely to have been supplied by the Met's special branch, the secretive police division which monitored political campaigners, according to Martin.

For the moment, that includes Fiber, it's phone network; Life Science, which develops a smart contact lens; Nest, the connected home business; and X Lab, the secretive, experimental division that works on products like drone delivery.

Developed within Google's secretive "X division", which works on far-out ideas, Glass might be one of those things which catches the company's fancy for a bit but later gets dropped.Yet there are good reasons to think that Google will dig deep to make Glass a success.

An advert posted last week for a marketing manager reveals that Alphabet – now the world's most valuable technology company – intends to bring "self-driving cars to market" and "apply [a] new brand identity" after the project "graduates" from the company's secretive X division, dedicated to moonshot projects such as airborne power generators and drones providing internet access.

Apple is adding an experienced automotive software developer to its ranks and perhaps changing the focus of its secretive automotive division.

The idea has been in development for two years at Google X – the company's secretive research division that is also responsible for the self-driving car, and Project Loon, which builds balloons to bring the internet to remote corners of the world.

Unlike X, Google's far more secretive "moonshot" division, ATAP always used I/O to show off its latest prototypes, whether those were miniaturized radar sensors for gesture detection, jackets with embedded sensors (which Levi's has now turned into a product), Project Ara (the modularized smart phone that was eventually cancelled) or a new system for authenticating users without passwords.

Greg Nevano, an official in the investigations division of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement, seconded Novy's concerns about this secretive class of cryptocurrencies.