Sentence examples for terms secret from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Wolfowitz maintained that he had asked Mr. Coll to keep the terms secret only for the brief time they were being negotiated.

The recent articles made those prosecutions feel selective; they supported the suspicion that the terms "secret" and "embarrassing" had become confused.

In some cases, even after agreements were made public, like the deal with Ali Mohamed, prosecutors have kept the terms secret, including the length of any proposed sentence.

In October 2004, as protesters rallied in Minsk after the fraudulent referendum extending Lukashenko's terms, secret service officers chased him into a pizza restaurant and beat him so badly that he nearly died.

Lawyers for both sides, having agreed to keep the settlement terms secret, said that the matter was "resolved to the satisfaction of all parties".

Nor did Duke's board engage in a long-term secret plan to replace Mr. Johnson, he said.

For example, I sometimes create short-term secret throwaway Gmail accounts that a few trusted people have access to while I'm on an email-free holiday.

Beyond the idea that members of a secret society would text about being members of a secret society using the term "secret society," there were some other problems with the theory, including a lack of evidence that it existed.

Furthermore, the term secret police is usually used to refer to clandestine and extralegal organizations like the Gestapo, whose main functions are to eliminate opponents of the regime and to make the population passive through intimidation and terror.

In the summers we would swim in the lakes, ignoring the usual, touristy suspects for what we termed "secret lakes", always a few miles out of the village or up a mountain and usually deserted.

Asaria: You are hinting at some our long-term secret plans.