Sentence examples for the end of secrecy from inspiring English sources

The end of secrecy also means the drawing of new lines of battle over the very question of access, whether physical or digital, and it heralds a new era in documentary filmmaking — for which the new forms have yet to be created.

"We hope this marks the beginning of the end of the secrecy around N.Y.P.D. shootings," Mr. Dunn said.

The scale of this lost revenue has been known for some time and this is why the London G20 summit in 2009 launched an assault on tax havens, declaring "the end of banking secrecy".

Known as the convention on mutual administrative assistance in tax matters, and organised by the powerful economic thinktank the OECD, this information exchange been trumpeted as the end of banking secrecy.

I don't think that they'll look at codetermination, but they may recommend the end of the secrecy that surrounds executive pay.

The fact that a leading banker like Mr DeRobert wants to negotiate is the clearest indication yet that Switzerland is now getting ready to accept what was once unthinkable: the end of banking secrecy.

This would spell the end of Swiss banking secrecy and be a fatal blow to other tax havens.

Of the 55,000 documents the ministry classified secret between 2006 and 2011, 34,000 were destroyed at the end of a particular secrecy period, depending on the document.

THE SORROWS OF EMPIRE Militarism, Secrecy, and the End of the Republic.

"We trust jurors to determine what's right and wrong: should they be wooed with such silken finesse by the histrionics of eloquent QCs?" For Ben Macintyre in the Times, the book was "a fascinating episodic cultural history of postwar Britain, that chronicles the end of the age of deference and secrecy, and the advent of a more permissive society".

Court may review need for continued secrecy at the end of the trial.