Sentence examples for sensitive correspondence from inspiring English sources
The prime minister has form when it comes to misspelling names in sensitive correspondence.
Importantly, did this happen when Patry Hoskins was cross-examining witnesses, presumably had access to confidential information and was drafting sensitive correspondence on behalf of the inquiry?
Tonia Bock, executive secretary to the agency, and her deputy, Jennifer Jessup, who had access to sensitive correspondence with Congress, also were moved.
But in a hacktivist case like Stratfor's, in which hackers are threatening to disburse more credit card details and sensitive correspondence, Mr. Mandia said there comes a point when "you just have to sit back and hope".
The supreme court will rule on Thursday on whether highly sensitive secret correspondence between Prince Charles and government ministers should at last be released in the public interest.
Information is one of the most valuable assets of an organization – whether it's intellectual property, customer or personnel data, or sensitive, private correspondence or pictures.
As if life isn't already tough enough for the overworked executives at startups, now they have a bunch of attorneys trudging through sensitive company correspondence and E-mail.
Among the messages was one in which Dr. Sambur urged Mr. Albaugh to treat the correspondence as sensitive.
"We have investigated intrusions, from similar origins, against media organisations – attacks devised to steal sensitive information such as correspondence around a specific topic of interest between journalists and their sources," he said.
Lotter has said charges of hypocrisy are unfair because there is a big difference between the secretary of state's correspondence about sensitive national matters and business conducted by a governor through a private address.
Then separate the rest: bills, personal correspondence, time-sensitive invitations, requests for charitable donations, membership renewals, new credit card offers and so forth.
