secrecy

Are we about to see another revolt against government secrecy snuffed out, or has WikiLeaks ushered in a more lasting change?

To kids, this is about secrecy and a happy ending, about trying to be grown up when people say you can't be.

Your earlier messages were written to me in the format of 'secrecy'. So only you and I can read, and not the others.

SRB's decisions are shrouded in secrecy, making it virtually impossible to assess accurately how much the Chinese government has bought.

She was one of a set of twins, born in secrecy and protected from Vader and the Emperor.

I had not supposed any secrecy intended, as they openly correspond, and their marriage is universally talked of.

There's tremendous traditions, there's secrecy, and I'm trying to use a very scientific approach.

I never should have mentioned it to you if I had not felt the greatest dependence in the world upon your secrecy.

White House officials who pride themselves on secrecy were quick to say they were not the source of that leak.

Sometimes the secrecy goes to such an extent that the whole nature of the research cannot be mentioned.

Huawei Technologies is one of the world's fastest growing telecom-hardware makers, and yet much of the company is shrouded in secrecy.

The Vatican is divided into departments that rarely communicate with one another, out of a centuries-old culture of secrecy and autonomy.

Motivational Memo: True greatness is often fashioned in the secrecy of anonymity.

But she said Syrian secrecy fuelled US fears that the facility had a military purpose.

There was no serious consideration of the prospect, said one administration official, given the desire for secrecy.

The secrecy surrounding the trip is a sign of its sensitivenaturalnature as well as the fact that this is a gamble by Washington.

Biro told me that such secrecy protected the privacy of his clients and prevented anyone from misusing the fingerprint.

Getting him in a favourable stage of drink, I pledged him to secrecy, and told him my whole story.

China's culture of secrecy is at odds with its invitation to foreign companies to help modernize its business sector.

P. , while countries known for a higher degree of banking secrecy, like Switzerland and Austria, rank at the bottom.

He seems to be a secretive person and always does things with great secrecy.

RU: This world require an unprecedented level of military cooperation, as well as a commitment from all of you to maintain absolute secrecy.

Because of this secrecy and the dearth of any official knowledge, information becomes a valuable asset on which rumor sites capitalize.

An indirect result of Chinese secrecy was international condemnation of its decision in 2007 to conduct the 'killing' of a satellite.

This method does not retain the secrecy of the message; for the message to be secret, it must also be encrypted.

In part, the secrecy worked, sending the blogosphere into a whirlwind of speculation about what the company had planned.

There was no way to know if the secrecy of our operation had been compromised.

He was bound to secrecy by the oath he took.

Is secrecy being asserted to protect legitimate state secrets, or to cloak a government employee who has acted capriciously?

Held to secrecy, he knows all the boats of the teams, their innovations, their defaults. And quite a few unbelievable stories.

secrecy has no place in it.

Treasury officials cite the need for secrecy given the market-sensitive nature of the information the committee handles.

The judge said the testimony's historical significance far outweighed arguments for continued secrecy.

He trusted that secrecy in that quarter, even if the knowledge had been extended to Margaret, might be easily secured.

"This is a major victory for the U. S. , " said Fox-Pitt Kelton analyst David Williams in London. "Bank secrecy is dead. "

The offshore secrecy system has been a main element of the opacity that has undermined corporate and financial regulation .

Offshore banking secrecy is an example of something that did not cause the crisis but has been vigorously targeted in its aftermath.

That was to help maintain the veil of secrecy surrounding the death of his predecessor.

Though its plot remains almost entirely shrouded in secrecy, "Stoker" is nevertheless one of our most anticipated projects by quite a lot.

Future relations with Swiss banks must be based on an end to banking secrecy , he said .

The frequency and secrecy of the president's golfing has infuriated some of his basketball fans.

A few days earlier, the European Commission proposed abolishing banking secrecy within EU states in cases of suspected tax evasion.

After swearing him to secrecy, I insisted he keep his eyes closed until I had the portraits set on easels.

Whispering in her ear. The sense of secrecy, mysteriousness and excitement that comes from a whisper is very attractive.

Apple's mercurial CEO is well-known for running the company like a ruthless dictator, on a level of secrecy comparable to the CIA.

Brady did not tell the police and the two young boys were instead told to sign a secrecy oath.

A general, said Sun Tzu, "must be able to mystify his officers and men by false reports and appearances" to ensure secrecy.

With a huge worldwide television audience tuning in and the Hollywood elite in attendance, the ballot process requires complete secrecy.

I swore her to secrecy about what I had told her.

Secrecy is the key to accumulating a big enough position to be able to control a company when it hits the wall.

He did this at night, and in secrecy, so that no one knew, as he wanted no glory, he just wanted to help people.

secrecy n. O'd love to tell you about it, but Martin's sworn me to secrecy.

The Licensee shall impose this secrecy obligation also on his employees and agents by means of appropriate measures and agreements.

Whether the enterprise can keep the creativity of technology in its own hand is the focus of its secrecy work.

The secrecy used to create the Manifesto has generated some unfriendly reactions around the web.

Karen Mok's wedding is "mysterious" , not only for weddings in secrecy, wedding did not invite any media to the scene.

At Apple, he used secrecy to turn every new product launch into a media event.

It was an institution, bound by secrecy and rules, without any dominant personality.

But unlike at Davos, where the press is always welcome, Bilderberg still tr ies to maintain absolute secrecy.

Electronic lock due to its high secrecy, use flexibility, high safety coefficient by the majority of users in the pro-gaze.

And behind the veil of secrecy there appears to be more hustle to crack down on wayward, smaller exporters.

But UBS said it was unable to comply because that would entail breaking Switzerland's strict bank secrecy laws.

One may wonder if the secrecy with which the fraternity surrounds its gatherings is designed to keep the layman from discovering.

"Secrecy is one reason for corruption. And people want to see the money is spent properly. "

That he held this heresy was a further aggravation of his silence and secrecy and inwardness of disposition.

He said some secrecy was important to avoid detection by the two governments.

Since the one-time pad is theoretically proven to be undecipherable , quantum cryptography is the key to perfect secrecy.

One is the general atmosphere of secrecy in which it is carried out, the other the lack of freedom of the individual research worker.

I told him the truth under a promise of secrecy.

Proponents of WikiLeaks have argued that the system of secrecy needs to be disrupted in this manner, in order for true democracy to prevail.

All project information shall be considered non-confidential unless specified by the author. No specific secrecy agreement is required.

Yet down through the centuries there have always been Julian Assanges too, arguing that secrecy is in itself bad.

The funds' location in a secrecy jurisdiction facilitates tax avoidance and is an open invitation to evasion.

eg. told him the truth under a promise of secrecy.

It's like our banking secrecy, you know, everyone is asking why we allow that.

The poor fellow had got the attorney to promise secrecy, but what of that?

He spun out an elaborate version of a U. S. Justice Department effort to exact punishment for his assault on American secrecy.

Sweden's sunshine laws have also led to culture clashes with other governments and organizations that have different standards of secrecy.

How can one credibly argue for more transparency in government in one breath and defend the secrecy of the Federal Reserve in the next?

Rumors still abound of botched and fatal space missions, the result of pervasive secrecy that surrounded the Soviet space program.

The secrecy requirement for the ballot may be waived, subject to a unanimous decision by the Board.

Having sworn my source to protective secrecy as well, I declined to say.

"Biddy, " said I, after binding her to a secrecy, "I want to be a gentleman. "

Due to the Malaysian Secrecy Act, the details of these bills and the internal debates are not publicly available.

The first level is purely a result of Apple's tight-lipped policies and the secrecy that surrounds everything the company does.

Secrecy does not equal security, you don't always get what you pay for, and security features don't always make you more secure.

Although Singapore has come under pressure over its strict banking secrecy laws, Malaysia has so far faced little criticism.

The foundation of that trust must be built on truth, not secrecy.

The documents say that the need for absolute secrecy about Britain's true likely intentions badly affected the quality of the planning.

However, the truth must come out and cannot be held back any longer, the secrecy and denial about us has gone on for far too long.

However, the truth must come out and cannot be held back any longer, the secrecy and denial about us has gone on for far too long.

To maintain secrecy, everyone uses false names and members release their pictures only to other members they like the sound of.

Banking secrecy and providing residence visas to wealthy foreigners are essentially a way of stimulating tourism and foreign investment.

Secretive, Having or marked by an inclination to secrecy; Not open, forthright, or frank.

The secrecy of the mentioned research enables the companies involved to tell us anything they like.

Although Switzerland, Luxembourg and others are to relax their bank secrecy laws, this may not be the end of the changes.

Negotiations are often carried out in secrecy to avoid compromising the safety of hostages.

All the key players were now in various positions of government to carry on their covert activities under a cloak of secrecy.

Its High Court has upheld the military censor's wall of secrecy around the talks, conducted via a German-government mediator.

He insisted on swearing us to secrecy before he gave us the plans.

But critics are concerned at the speed with which the bill has been processed and the secrecy surrounding it.

But connecting the dots has proved to be a knotty problem for organizations built on secrecy and control.

Even when that kind of secrecy is not a problem, Chinese investors abroad are running into increasingly open anti-Chinese sentiment.

Confidentiality or secrecy agreements to which the Target is a party.

A senior counterterrorism official who visited the JSOC redoubt described it as an enclave of unusual secrecy and discretion.

The air of secrecy is compounded when you try to approach workers involved in the nightmarish task of stabilising the nuclear plant.

Such secrecy and surprise helps to keep cadres on their toes while reminding domestic audiences that the party is in charge.

The king replied that the box contained a fragment of the Koran and he was swearing his translator to secrecy on pain of death.

Mr. Jobs's emphasis on secrecy, say acquaintances, led him to shy away from large public donations.

The hectic pace of urban construction and road building combined with a culture of secrecy makes Chinese maps unreliable and vague.

Than Shwe is obsessive about secrecy, but some details have begun to emerge of the dictator's lavish lifestyle.

Not everyone in government finds it acceptable that the Fed wields so much power and privilege in secrecy.

Three EU members still defend banking secrecy: Austria, Luxembourg and (with less vigour) Belgium.

At present, our government publicize environmental information to a low degree, inclining to maintaining secrecy.

In the center of the conflict is his hard-edged mother Evelyn, whose own story holds as much drama and secrecy as her son's.

Even if Mr Rogers, a writer and human-rights activist, knew Burmese, he would grapple with the secrecy that surrounds the junta.

Rice declined to say what charges were considered against Wal-Mart, citing the secrecy of grand jury proceedings.

Whatever he does, the issue of succession is likely to escape the secrecy in which it has been wrapped for decades .

Secrecy facilities and equipment shall be provided for a secret-related information system according to the state secrecy standards.

Secrecy facilities and equipment shall be planned, constructed and put to use simultaneously with the secret-related information system.

This Note's goal is not to critique existing secrecy law systematically, nor to propose a feasible replacement system.

The secrecy of their corporate client list has caused problems where Kissinger or a member of his staff were called to public service.

He says that the siloviki favour isolation over integration, secrecy over transparency and repression over the rule of law.

But, he said, secrecy "shouldn't be used to cover up abuses. "

The secrecy around the talks had attracted criticism from digital rights lobbyists .

Instead of opening up the Fed's secretive activities to public inspection, the Watt amendment cloaks it in further secrecy.

Such secrecy was not surprising; it was part of his nature.

The Puppet Master lives in Europe and certainly utilizes the secrecy of the Swiss banks during his massive global operations.

processes depending on such research are sought FOR with complete secrecy until the stage at which patents can be taken out.

The president said Hayden will enforce the secrecy and accountability that are critical to U. S. national security.

US President George W. Bush has shown the dangers of excessive secrecy and confining decision-making to a narrow circle of sycophants .

I tell you this in confidence and bind you to secrecy .

Actually, not weird at all when you consider the ingrained culture of secrecy and mystification that shrouds the art world in general.

So you live a life of secrecy and mystery, which makes it hard to establish many meaningful relationships.

As with private-equity groups and hedge funds, the anxieties owe less to reality than to a mix of secrecy and suspicion.

Once the unit decides to investigate, essential information can be protected by applying secrecy regulations.

I'm just saying that in general, secrecy about how your security system works does not improve security, but rather usually the reverse.

"I think leaks serve as a safety valve when classification gets out of control, " said Aftergood, an expert on government secrecy.

Secrecy is security, and when applied to an otherwise secure system, concealing the source improves the security.

It is not that I have no trust in him, but that I have to keep the promise of secrecy.

A team player, strong sense of secrecy & responsibilities.

But signcryption schemes cannot provide forward secrecy and public verifiability as the traditional method does.

I apologize if the contents hereunder are contrary to your moral ethics, but please treat it with absolute secrecy and personal courtesy.

The governmental information resource possesses three features: publicity, commonweal and "open-secrecy" .

The case marks the biggest challenge yet by a foreign government to Switzerland's long and jealously guarded tradition of bank secrecy.

The secrecy that's attached to poverty is one of the first things that struck Orwell.

There was no effort at secrecy.

The entrusted price assessment agency shall maintain the information provided by parties concerned under secrecy and confidentiality.

Relations between the two groups are often enveloped in secrecy.

The attentive duties of doctors include informing duties, reasonable treatment duties, and faithfully maintaining secrecy.

Disclosing information about how the Chinese government works risks violating nebulous secrecy laws or sacrificing business opportunities.

The interface was designed in intense secrecy. Only the handful of people working on it knew it was being overhauled.

The middle levels of Defense were now taking advantage of our injunction for secrecy to drag their feet.

All the cadets in his squadron were sworn to secrecy and rehearsed in the dead of night on the auxiliary parade ground.

The secrecy policy causes search engine technology to remain largely a black art and to be advertising oriented.

"Secrecy is important for many things, " said WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in an interview with TIME over Skype on Monday.

As power-related criminal cases: public official offense, corruption and bribery have the characteristics of high-intelligence and secrecy.

the review , like the mining sector it is intended to cleanup , is shrouded in secrecy.

I favored secrecy because it freed me from the necessity of living up to criteria set beforehand by the media and critics.

Keep this secrecy for you and me, please.

The German and American governments are leading an attack on bank-secrecy laws in tax havens.

A vague air of secrecy pervades the place, with all the action taking place behind closed doors.

Others classified matters as determined by the state secrecy administrative department.

The secrecy is owing to worries that flu-related egg farms could be targeted for terrorist attacks or struck by chicken-killing pathogens.

The Soviets completed these preparations in complete secrecy, concealing the movement and disposition of their forces .

In cryptography circles, there is a saying: The security of an algorithm should not depend on its secrecy.

They produce yearly reports intended to dispel suggestions that their investment activities are conducted with excessive secrecy.

White Roses: White roses signify innocence and secrecy. Imagine a light breeze from the ocean, delightfully irresistible and unpredictable.

But I am unable to relate the thrill and secrecy that subtle instant holds for me.

We were all sworn to secrecy about the plan.

In contrast to MoD secrecy, the French military authorities publicised details of the incident on a website.

Environmentalists have long complained that the nuclear industry, which provides most of France's energy needs, is shrouded in secrecy.

From that viewpoint, banking secrecy is a human right and states that try to overturn it are overreaching their powers.

please study carefully our terms and conditions , especially the terms on secrecy , a pre - requisite for this transaction.

They united in a world that bore no reference to the daily, and this secrecy drew after it much else of their lives.

"Until this year, we [U. S. authorities] had no access into any country that had banking secrecy laws, " he added.

Tax havens worldwide have come under fire from regulators this year over their tax and secrecy laws.

The company's regime of secrecy was engineered by Jobs himself.

Later in the week a court in Switzerland fined Mr Elmer for breaching banking-secrecy laws in a prior disclosure of documents.

NOTE: Secrecy creates a very restrictive atmosphere and it should be requested or acquiesced to only under special circumstances.

One of the first lessons Chinese military officers learn is the need for secrecy.

He enforced strict secrecy among Apple employees, a strategy that he believed heightened anticipation for upcoming Apple products.

The second part of the system is discussed and banking secrecy exceptions.

Transparency and accountability are seen as inherently linked, and secrecy is considered by many to produce large agency costs.

But more media freedom, less government secrecy and greater efforts to consult the public are being commonly demanded.

Later in the week a court in Switzerland fined Mr Elmer for reaching banking-secrecy laws in a prior disclosure of documents.

The first years of development of modern rockets were cloaked in military secrecy.

Under international pressure, Switzerland has indicated a willingness to relax its bank secrecy rules and abide by new global guidelines.

Secrecy cannot be maintained under our watchful eye, and there are literally no hiding places that we are unaware of.

That would also explain the government's incoherent secrecy demands in cases like the De Sousa suit.

His long absence and initial secrecy about his medical condition provoked uncertainty in Venezuela.

The scheme has more secrecy of data transmission, robustness, requires less communication cost and performs efficiently etc.

After months of secrecy, the news of where Prince William and Kate would spend their honeymoon finally leaked this week.

Deloitte had declined to hand over the documents, saying Chinese secrecy laws prevented it from doing so.

The trip, Mr. Obama's first to the war zone since taking office 14 months ago, was shrouded in secrecy for security reasons.

Second, Starr admitted he had talked to the press, on background, a violation of the grand jury secrecy rules.

The incident reopened questions of transparency over French presidents' health problems, which have been shrouded in secrecy in the past.

Tanks rolling into neighbouring countries, the media back under state control and Kremlin policy shrouded in secrecy . . .

Japan security treaty, the root cause of the secrecy that fatally delayed the nuclear workers fight against meltdown.

He also confides, in great secrecy , that his own heart still bleeds over Natalie.

We will not know by advance this secrecy.

Quality must be consistently high and the work often involves strict secrecy, all of which argues for keeping it in-house.

In a break with the space agency's typical secrecy, the launch was shown live on Chinese state television.

The organ or entity shall, immediately after receiving the report, handle the situation and report to the secrecy administrative department.

At last four supplementary works should be carried out to ensure the efficiency of salary secrecy.

The final problem for early chemical science was the element of secrecy.

It is difficult to understand the rationale for this secrecy.

Yet the process was shrouded in secrecy and little explanation was given as to her qualifications for the post.

Singapore has attracted asset managers, private banks and hedge funds in recent years with tax incentives and strict secrecy rules.

He had been bound to secrecy.

On both sides, the means to mass destruction are perfected with feverish haste--behind the respective walls of secrecy.

The medical profession ignored the problem when it could; when it couldn't it covered it up by secrecy and closing ranks.

In cities that have lost their dragon kings, some defilers still serve the new rulers of the cities, either openly or in secrecy.

Safe, which operates with great secrecy, worked with Hopu Capital, the Beijing investment firm established by Fang Fenglei.

Both the UK and French nuclear deterrent operations depend on complete secrecy, despite both countries' membership of NATO.

All that I am, that I have, that I hope and all my love have ever flowed towards thee in depth of secrecy.

"The secrecy that has enveloped the war in Afghanistan is very costly to us, " he continued.

My own father's secrecy comes from a long tradition of tight-lipped diamond dealers.

The show was shrouded in secrecy due to fears it could be targeted by the Taliban.

Be an advocate for participation and brainstorming, not secrecy or manipulation.

But diplomatic cables released by the anti-secrecy organization WikiLeaks suggest Thailand is hardly thrilled about the situation.

The news ratchets up the pressure on Swiss bank secrecy.

Rather scarily, I ponder what will happen if my extreme emotional secrecy ever sees the light of day.

Due to the high level of secrecy of the Saudi Arabian justice system, trials are invariably held behind closed doors.

The little homely evenings HAD all the charm of newness and secrecy.

Mr Obama's administration is proving as fond of wartime secrecy as the administration he replaced.

The second dimension to this problem lies in the characteristic bureaucratic preference for secrecy and autonomy.

He smiled at first at the air of great secrecy and wisdom on the part of the younger men.

Military and foreign affairs often need speed and secrecy , which are incompatible with public notice and hearings.

And now American politicians are blaming Chinese space program is in secrecy.

Despite what conspiracy theorists may think, secrecy is not an inherently bad thing; in fact, it usually keeps us safe.

The secrecy that always surrounds the date of the congress illustrates the problem perfectly.

From Nazis to modern-day criminals, Switzerland's legendary bank secrecy has long been exploited by those with assets to hide.

Both the US and Japan have regularly complained that military secrecy is fuelling regional concerns raised by China's rise.

as our numbers increase, secrecy of specifications will become a self-defeating policy.

In the longer term the odds are stacked against secrecy, particularly in countries that practise openness in other areas.

Unwilling to reduce the secrecy in their society, the Soviet leaders quickly rejected "Open Skies. "

The secrecy surrounding derivatives trading is a key factor enabling banks to make such large profits.

However, despite the secrecy surrounding the project, Google says its aims are entirely altruistic.

For he too deflects seduction from its rule of secrecy, and does so intentionally.

America says China's military developments are opaque and shrouded in secrecy, its real intentions unclear.

But for those hoping to sell to the military, a secrecy order might serve as a badge of honor.

is the subject of efforts that are reasonable under the circumstances to maintain its secrecy.

Secrecy is already a problem. Antinori and his team are refusing to name the country they'll be using as their base.

A litany of legal wrangles with US tax authorities over tax evasion and bank secrecy further harmed its reputation.

The secrecy was serious: when he spoke of spirits, his smiling face became deadly sober and even scared.

Bank secrecy laws should no longer be an impediment to justice.

Giant hydropower companies, with impeccable political connections, add their own layer of secrecy.

The amended Shia personal status law was passed by the Afghan cabinet in secrecy earlier this month.

In opting for secrecy over full disclosure, the NTC has further frustrated an already restless population.