The Northern Ireland Affairs committee said the "one-sided, secretive scheme of letters" sent to over 180 Irish republicans should never have existed.
While the secretive Chamber writes letters advocating its full-throated support for PROTECT IP, it's not clear to the public just which elements of the Chamber's membership are behind the effort.
Irina coincidently had written a letter to the family saying that she would prefer to spend Christmas at home with her friend whom she was secretive about in her letters.
Make sure that you be secretive when planting the letter in the mailbox.
In the letter, the usually secretive Mr. Jobs said he believed that the software was unreliable and not secure, and that its performance drained battery life on mobile devices.
For sure, telecommunications infrastructure can be a matter of national security – all the more so when it carries traffic for the Pentagon and the raft of secretive agencies known by three-letter abbreviations, as Sprint does.
One of Sylvia's begins in a characteristic tone, both accusatory and self-belittling: "Ted had already sealed up your letter in his secretive way, but I made him open it up again to let me gossip for a bit".
Here's a roundup of your comments and photos from last week, including a love letter to the secretive literary sensation of the moment, Elena Ferrante, reads for runners, and a journey following DH Lawrence's footsteps in Sardinia.
And President Bush himself has gotten in on the act — writing a personal ("cordial," the White House says) letter to the secretive and enigmatic North Korean dictator Kim Jong-il that held out the possibility of normalizing diplomatic relations.
Auden, morosely secretive, ordered friends to burn his letters and forbade a biography.
