Sentence examples for secured secrecy from inspiring English sources

The payments to Taylor and two other individuals secured secrecy in three cases that threatened to expose evidence of Murdoch's journalists using private investigators who illegally hacked into the mobile phone messages of numerous public figures to gain unlawful access to confidential personal data, including tax records, social security files, bank statements and itemised phone bills.

The payments revealed yesterday secured secrecy over out-of-court settlements in three cases that threatened to expose evidence showing the systematic use by Murdoch journalists of private investigators to illegally hack into the phone messages of public figures and gain unlawful access to confidential personal data.

The payments secured secrecy over out-of-court settlements in three cases that threatened to expose evidence of Murdoch journalists using private investigators who illegally hacked into the mobile phone messages of numerous public ­figures as well as gaining unlawful access to confidential personal data, including tax records, social security files, bank statements and itemised phone bills.

Not simply (as Ayer suggests) because the phenomena do not command the stage of a private theatre: in the sense that no one else can tell us about them they are in that respect private.[12] As Ryle himself admits, "the technical trick of conducting our thinking in auditory word-images, instead of spoken words, does indeed secure secrecy for our thinking…" (1949a, 35).

The means for securing secrecy vary considerably.

Unfortunately, we've not only seen unprecedented levels of spending, but unprecedented efforts to secure the secrecy of that spending, as many new and some established nonprofits pour millions into our elections.

The unnamed grand juror claims in the lawsuit that, "any interests furthered by maintaining grand jury secrecy are outweighed by the interests secured by the First Amendment".

Secrecy capacity analysis of random, noisy, and fading channels showed that in theory, a communication link can be perfectly secured from eavesdropping for certain limited information rates [9 11].

So should two other blatant offenders: the conservative American Action Network, a "social welfare" claimant reported by the Center for Public Integrity to have spent more than 80 percent of its expenditures on the 2010 elections; and Americans Elect, a third-party effort enjoying "social welfare" secrecy as it secures ballot space across the nation.

The importance of formal, legal agreements between companies and external agents reflects firms' traditional reliance on secrecy and restricted dissemination to secure control and profit from their innovations.

While Hecker defends the secrecy of the efforts to secure the Polygon, he underscores the importance of transparency around securing nuclear materials.