Sentence examples for to maintain secrecy from inspiring English sources

He has reportedly lobbied hard to maintain secrecy on past abuses.

The public nature of the suit undermines a key goal of the clause: to maintain secrecy around such allegations.

Although top Korean officials generally retain drivers, Mr. Lee said the country's leader often required officials to drive alone to the meetings to maintain secrecy.

With much of the base physical work taking place away from tournaments, players have the means and the incentive to maintain secrecy.

Johnson took pains to point out that the new law in no way impaired the President's ability to maintain secrecy "when national interest so requires".

Despite all efforts to maintain secrecy, the third route was discovered­ around the middle of October, after it had been in operation exactly two weeks.

Instead, with Swartz' suicide, it feels more like the exclamation point on an administration whose commitment to maintaining secrecy, blocking transparency, limiting the flow of information and squelching dissent has been both unexpected and rather shocking.

Many legal experts agree that retroactive immunity would fortify the administration's strategy to shirk accountability and maintain secrecy around domestic spying.

The reporting would lead to the first so-called "John Doe" investigation into Walker's fundraising--conducted under Wisconsin's John Doe Statute, which grants investigators extraordinary power to subpoena witnesses and maintain secrecy.

It is not known what unit Schumacher is being treated in, as Christen wishes to maintain medical secrecy and family privacy.

They decline to reveal the smallest details, aiming to maintain total secrecy.