Sentence examples for subject to secrecy from inspiring English sources

And relations with other countries are particularly subject to secrecy claims.

Relations between Poland and the US, he added, were subject to secrecy.

In 2001, Benedict, who was then in charge of Vatican investigations of abuse allegations, sent a letter to bishops counseling them to forward all such cases to his Doctrine of the Faith office, where they would be subject to secrecy.

Not since the Second World War has a British criminal trial been subject to such secrecy.

For the investigated scenarios, we prove that the optimal throughput subject to the secrecy constraint achieves the unconstrained optimal performance – if a feasible solution exists.

We'll be asking the difficult questions that come with dealing with a practice that dates back generations and is subject to intense secrecy.

The judge ruled that neither the former head of Italy's military intelligence service Nicolo Pollari nor his deputy could be convicted because the evidence against them was subject to official secrecy restrictions.

Moreover, many of the things on which they work tend to be obscure for the non-specialists and in any case subject to corporate secrecy rules" (Deschamps 2000).

The Maralinga tests were subject to extreme secrecy, but by the late 1970s there was a marked change in how the Australian media covered the British nuclear tests.

However, Judge Nettesheim made clear to a reporter in a rare interview, that no individual would be subject to the secrecy order unless he physically appeared in front of the judge while in court on the John Doe proceeding and personally received the secrecy order from the judge (not a prosecutor).

The Barcelona City Census is an administrative registry not subject to statistical secrecy.