Sentence examples for stolen secrets from inspiring English sources

But Sir John rejects what he calls the romantic myth that victory depends mainly on spies, stolen secrets and cracked codes.

The hardworking Noble Shropshire and Steven French are the assorted salesmen, cops, hotelkeepers and spies who help and hinder Hannay as he races to unmask the villains before they can leave the country with their stolen secrets.

After interviewing scientists who had conducted an analysis for the Energy Department in 1995, F.B.I. officials determined that many of them had disagreed with the conclusion that China, using stolen secrets, had built a weapon like the W-88.

Republican congressmen had previously expressed concerns that the deal would make America's IT market susceptible to industrial espionage and that stolen secrets could be passed to the Chinese military.

Monitored by the United States, the 1992 Chinese advance led American intelligence officials to charge that China had stolen secrets for the W-88, America's most advanced nuclear warhead, which Los Alamos had designed.

The arrest of Mr. Hu, a Chinese-born Australian citizen, strained diplomatic relations between Australia and China in 2009 and 2010 because of disputes about whether he and three other Rio Tinto employees had been fairly prosecuted over allegations that they had stolen secrets from Chinese state-owned companies.

Their job is to recruit spies and steal secrets.

Still, it is Private Manning who steals the spotlight in "We Steal Secrets".

"We Steal Secrets" has moved more quickly than the dramas, threatening at times to outpace events.

INTELLIGENCE agencies exist to steal secrets, and necessarily break other countries' laws to do so.

"If they're stealing secrets normally, they'd be giving bribes.