Sentence examples for source of secret from inspiring English sources

Djabir Salim was the embassy counsel, the No. 2 Iraqi diplomat in Prague and potentially a valuable source of secret information on Iraqi activities in Central Europe and perhaps beyond.

Mr. Kohl's resignation came shortly after the party's executive committee instructed him to give up his post if he persisted in his refusal to clarify the source of secret payments of more than $1 million that he received when he was chancellor and party leader during the 1990's.

The party that has governed Germany for 33 of the postwar years and embodied the country's core conservatism is by no means moribund yet, but there were renewed signs today that Mr. Kohl's refusal to reveal the source of secret payments to him of over $1 million has crippled the Christian Democratic Union.

Only in 1951 was Maclean identified as the possible source of secret cables leaked to Russia.

Fiction, in Dahl's estimation, is more than fantasy — it is a source of secret knowledge that must be uncovered by author and reader alike.

But this first clumsy attempt showed her that the imagination itself was a source of secrets: once she had begun a story, no one could be told.

It ranges from a defense of how thorough The Times is in reporting on Afghanistan to vitriol against Assange, a critical source of "secrets" that the paper knew would make good stories.

Keep in mind that your phone, email, voicemail, and even things like bills may feel like sources of secrets and lies to your partner.

Insider trading cases usually require companies to conduct internal investigations to aid the government in determining who might be a source of any secret information.

And if UBS and Julius Baer have highlighted anything, it is that the source of the secret documents may not be driven by righteous indignation against offshore banking.

Specifically, did he share the leak about the drug trial's negative results and identify the source of the secret information?