Sentence examples for vital secrets from inspiring English sources

American officials have said he betrayed vital secrets.

We're talking about basic data, not vital secrets that the city might reasonably want to hold tight.

Vassall is the ex-Admiralty clerk who was sentenced last October to 18 years in prison for handing over scores of vital secrets to Russia.

But that awkward condition has long served to protect the most vital secrets while dislodging the many the public deserves to know".

But American officials have said he betrayed vital secrets to the Israelis, who did not cooperate fully with investigators or return all the documents Mr. Pollard provided them.

By Steve Coll Prosecutors describe John Kiriakou as a reckless, chronic leaker of vital secrets, while some civil libertarians laud his courage.

Coroner Sir Robert Owen had requested that the government order the inquiry because he could not consider vital secret evidence as part of a normal inquest.

The end to rebel resistance in Homs has also allowed the Syrian security forces to seal off the rebels' vital secret supply and evacuation routes to and from the nearby Lebanese border.

Whether they were to be parachuted into Holland by moonlight, or bravely spilled onto the beaches of Normandy from landing craft, was a vital secret that both the author and her subject, in their prudence, kept to themselves.

But Arnie has now stepped up to let us into a vital secret that might have been extremely useful to John Connor and his army of human freedom-fighters in their resistance campaign against the machines.

The move is supposedly on security grounds, but for couriers, details about logistics and scheduling are vital trade secrets.