Sentence examples for sensitive departments from inspiring English sources

He was arrested after an Emirati man apparently reported him to the authorities for "asking sensitive questions about some sensitive departments" and "seeking to gather classified information on the UAE".

Surprisingly, one of the most sensitive departments, the electronic espionage agency, Government Communications Headquarters, had made available more than 8,000 records, including a block of decrypted radio messages of the former Soviet Union's clandestine network of sympathisers abroad between 1930 and 1945.

The reports said an Emirati had reported the man to the authorities because he was "asking sensitive questions about some sensitive departments" and "seeking to gather classified information on the UAE". The man allegedly confessed to the charges during the subsequent questioning and the case was passed to the State Security Court.

A spokesman for Hessen's BfV said he was subsequently moved out of intelligence work and into a less sensitive department of Hessen's regional council.

As Monday's Guardian editorial notes, sending the combative and impulsive Gove to the sensitive department of justice was an alarming start.

The inspector general, Glenn Fine, said in a statement that the losses of weapons and laptop computers at the five agencies indicated "a lack of accountability for sensitive department property".

The latest is a Thursday meeting Mr. Trump arranged between top Justice Department officials and two Republican members of Congress to review highly sensitive department materials relating to the beginnings of the Russia investigation, materials that the department has strongly resisted sharing with lawmakers.

Many have set up "sensitive case departments" and, he says: "Creditors and debt collectors have become much more aware".

Guarding data like this is extremely difficult, but it's not impossible, and we should do a great deal more". The hacking has had a big impact because Stratfor offers expert analysis of international affairs, including security issues, and attracts subscribers from sensitive government departments.

Ms. Abedin declined a request for an interview, but the picture that emerges from interviews and records suggests a situation where the lines were blurred between Ms. Abedin's work in the high echelons of one of the government's most sensitive executive departments and her role as a Clinton family insider.

The monthly report of America's Department of Agriculture USDAA) is so sensitive that department staff go into what they call a "lockup" period for days in advance, often working all night just before its release.Prices of global wheat futures hit records during the first week in September, about double what they were a year ago.