Sentence examples for under the secrecy from inspiring English sources

Abuses of that authority are investigated by military prosecutors and tried under the secrecy of military courts.

"It is telling that this important act of journalism would easily fall under the secrecy bill's broad and expansive definition of 'espionage', which carries penalties of up to 25 years in jail, and has no public interest defence".

The high court in London heard on Tuesday that ministers would probably move to have the case heard under the secrecy provisions of the controversial Justice and Security Act, which comes into force in July.

The minister has said that doctors, teachers or other care workers are protected from prosecution under the secrecy provisions of the Border Force Act by the operation of the Public Interest Disclosure Act, often called the "whistleblower law".

Under the secrecy bill, a person found to have communicated classified information which the person "knows or ought reasonably to have known would directly or indirectly benefit" a foreign state or a non-state actor, or prejudice national security, will be deemed guilty of espionage or hostile activity.

Under discrete memoryless broadcast channel (DMBC) setup, Csiszár and Körner gave a closed-form expression of the maximum rate region that can be applied reliably under the secrecy constraint (i.e., the secrecy capacity region).

He declined to specify any of the topics under discussion, given the secrecy rules governing grand jury testimony.

Under this condition, the secrecy capacity formula should be rewritten considering the uncertainty.

One of TPP's most abhorrent elements has been the secrecy under which it's been negotiated.

The authority, which pushed through the biggest fare increase in its history this year, has come under repeated attacks for the secrecy that has surrounded its finances.

The nature of the law, the secrecy under which it is interpreted and strength of oversight, meanwhile, are under debate; senior senator Dick Durbin said Friday that "you can count on two hands the number of people in Congress who really know".