Sentence examples for secretive information from inspiring English sources

Today, nine nations have nuclear weapons, and dozens more are said to possess the secretive information, the technical skills and — in some cases — the materials needed to make them.

Subsequently, it becomes essential to compress the images; while compressing, a lot secretive information can probably get distorted.

The secretive information was at the heart of a dramatic, clandestine operation that involved Nunes ducking out of an Uber ride last week at midnight to slip onto the grounds of the White House, where he was shown documents on a secure server, according to the Republican congressman.

The secretive information was at the heart of a dramatic, clandestine operation that involved Nunes ducking out of an Uber ride last week at midnight to slip onto the grounds of the White House, where he was shown documents on a secure server, according to the Republican congressman.

White House officials say that unlike the Bush administration, which was defined by the kind of secretive information-gathering that Alberto Gonzales approved as White House counsel, this administration will be looking to its counsel to steer it away from controversy.

A massive law firm data breach of otherwise secretive financial information identifying numerous high-ranking government and public officials around the world was recently disclosed online by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists.

The DEA was more interested in acquiring secretive passenger information than in understanding how those "secrets" were acquired.

Public officials have no right to be secretive with information.

They said the White House was also alarmed at the prospect of establishing a precedent in which some of the most secretive intelligence information reaching the Oval Office — the Presidential Daily Briefing is available only to Mr. Bush and a handful of his aides — could be turned over to investigators outside of the executive branch.

With a country as closed and secretive as North Korea, information about government activities is hard to come by.

Despite the problems with the existing work, Lincoln said it could assist the military in the more secretive realm of "information operations," according to a transcript of the briefing.