Social Security numbers were never intended to be kept secret.
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How long would you want this to be kept secret?
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I was also assured my identity would be kept secret.
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By law, information regarding ongoing probes must be kept secret.
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Bildt said anything the EU does must be kept secret.
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Under U.S. law, grand jury testimony generally must be kept secret.
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The device had to be kept secret, even from the courts.
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If they did it wouldn't be kept secret for very long.
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Lu decides this, too, must be kept secret from his parents.
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That apartment needed to be kept secret for Celeste's plan to work.
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The identity of the commissioners on any given shift would be kept secret.
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Sometimes, judges even require the existence of these orders to be kept secret.
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The judge on the case, however, ruled that the details would be kept secret.
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Those relationships don't untangle easily — and are usually legally required to be kept secret.
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"To all the magic work, it should be kept secret," comments Spellcaster Maxim obscurely.
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She also wrote that he made it clear his advances should be kept secret — or else.
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The Trump administration last month announced that the White House visitor logs would be kept secret.
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The tradition is supposed to be kept secret, and it's filled with plenty of mysterious rituals.
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The law mandates that all evidence, testimony and hearings relating to misconduct investigations be kept secret.
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I thought if I cooperated with your investigation, my identity as a minor would be kept secret.
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The administration's decision ensures the records will be kept secret until five years after Trump's departure from office.
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They would prefer large contributions to be kept secret so that there's no meaningful transparency in political giving.
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Many of those men are "down-low guys" for whom it's critical that the relationship be kept secret.
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The observer asked that his identity be kept secret so that he could continue to do his job.
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As a general matter -- and as Barr asserts -- grand jury materials must be kept secret by law enforcement.
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We're supposed to believe Clinton never even considered a discussion about a future drone attack should be kept secret?
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Secret formula: Your tax guru is so clever that the investment strategy involved must be kept secret from you.
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Decisions about what can be kept secret should be made by an interagency group rather than a single official.
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Prosecutors convinced the judge that the discussion should be kept secret because its release could jeopardize an active investigation.
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The church said it would cooperate with officials so long as the identities of its members be kept secret.
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But it turns out, their separation was meant to be kept secret as part of a clearly unethical psychology experiment.
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The House bill would allow chemical identity to be kept secret, even in the context of health and safety studies.
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The committee doesn&apost publicly comment on who was nominated, information which is required to be kept secret for 50 years.
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Prosecutors have said jurors might fear for their safety, and Cogan ordered in February that their identities should be kept secret.
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Once you reapply the salt, the ink becomes invisible again, so the message can be kept secret and passed along again.
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In some countries, data on groundwater levels or land fertility is considered a matter of national security, to be kept secret.
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But now Big Oil is back, seeking repeal of Cardin-Lugar so their payments can be kept secret from the people.
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Hancock ruled that all names of employees who weren't in supervisory roles, including the human resources director, must be kept secret.
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Although a federal court ruled in 2011 that visitor logs could be kept secret, the Obama administration continued to provide them.
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And when Amazon did provide records, warehouse managers used identical language to call them confidential and request they be kept secret.
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The FBI has argued the requests must always be kept secret, even fighting tooth-and-nail to keep all NSLs completely secret.
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Citing a state civil rights law, New York City has recently argued that the disciplinary records of officers should be kept secret.
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If you want your location to be kept secret, like when shopping for an engagement ring, you can turn on Incognito mode.
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The company said it would provide the information but requested that it be kept secret, arguing that it could damage its brand.
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Liam arrived earlier than expected and some interference had to be ran so that Cook's appearance and the surprise, could be kept secret.
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When it comes to allegations of misconduct, some case law allows information that would intrude on an individual's privacy to be kept secret.
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"I think there are too many constituencies out there, and now with the information, I think little can be kept secret," Ridpath said.
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He asked that he only be partly identified, and that his precise location be kept secret, because of the threats to his life.
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Mr. Assange's work with WikiLeaks — obtaining and publishing information that officials would prefer be kept secret — are hard to legally distinguish from journalism.
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In his new book about the Trump era, McCabe has told stories that would normally be kept secret within the Department of Justice.
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Mr. Schiff said that he believed the contents of the phone call should not be kept secret simply because lawyers participated in it.
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By contrast, relationships with newer partners were more likely to be kept secret and a lot less likely to be accepted, especially by family.
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They had asked for that information to be kept secret from the public because of the large amount of media interest in Epstein's case.
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Democrats fear the legislation will be kept secret until just a couple of days before the vote, to minimize time for opposition to build.
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The Vivos Group advises against building a shelter in your backyard and suggests instead that the location of a doomsday bunker be kept secret.
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Sessions maintains that everything about the facilities should be kept secret — unless the federal government decides the information should be released to the public.
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During the Cold War, Mayak was part of a string of closed military areas whose existence and function were supposed to be kept secret.
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The protesters and organizers aiding the escapes stressed that certain details and identities must be kept secret, so as not to endanger the operation.
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Republicans say classified information related to Russia and other issues, information that supposed to be kept secret by law has been leaked to the public.
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And Acosta agreed that the deal would be kept secret from the victims, preventing them from showing up in court to try to challenge it.
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He says the Trump-Russia investigation needed to be kept secret because the people under investigation didn't know that the F.B.I. was on to them.
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Prosecutors said the agent&aposs identity needed to be kept secret to protect him and his family and to allow him to continue working undercover.
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To stay one step ahead of the criminals, the specifics of how these tools track traffickers and missing children across websites must be kept secret.
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The names, addresses and places of employment of prospective jurors will be kept secret for the duration of a trial that could last four months.
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Democratic President Barack Obama has called Trump "unfit" for the presidency and this month warned the Republican candidate that briefing information must be kept secret.
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And Acosta agreed that the deal would be kept secret from the victims, preventing them from showing up in court to try to challenge it.
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In the end, Barquin said, the church settled for a significant amount of money — and a provision that the agreement and the amount be kept secret.
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The pair sat together in a Manhattan court on Wednesday where they requested the divorce proceedings be kept secret for the sake of their young son.
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Not only is the standard almost impossible not to satisfy but, unlike standard warrants, the surveillance — even abusive or groundless searches — can be kept secret forever.
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Hagos Ghebrehiwet, the President's economic adviser, told me that the budget had to be kept secret, to protect against "economic sabotage" by Ethiopia and its supporters.
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Microsoft had argued that the number of womens' human resources complaints should be kept secret because publicizing the outcomes could deter employees from reporting future abuses.
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The Secret Service said the records are property of the White House under the Presidential Records Act, which means they can be kept secret for five years.
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Beyond that, grand jury materials -- meaning any testimony, documents or other information Mueller obtained through subpoena -- by rule must be kept secret and cannot be disclosed publicly.
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The department claimed in a letter on Friday that the rest of the names will be kept secret, a decision that will be challenged by ethics groups.
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U.S. law generally requires that information obtained from grand jury proceedings be kept secret, though there are exceptions that let Congress, and even the general public, see it.
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Barr told a House subcommittee he would not ask a federal court to grant an exemption to federal law that generally requires grand jury proceedings be kept secret.
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Cynthia Gabriel, director of the Center to Combat Corruption & Cronyism, based in Malaysia, questioned the purpose of having an audit if the findings were to be kept secret.
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At the F.B.I., the former director J. Edgar Hoover insisted that investigative files be kept secret, waging repeated battles to keep them away from the courts and Congress.
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Sophisticated Russian intelligence tradecraft that was meant to be kept secret would not have permitted such an insecure opening gambit for establishing continuing communication with the Trump campaign.
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The Crown, faced with representatives from the media filing to have the information rendered public, eventually retreated, and asked for only sections of the documents to be kept secret.
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But it is harder to see how such a deal would be made, since the concessions we would have to make to Pyongyang are unlikely to be kept secret.
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State law requires almost all of the commission's votes to be kept secret, and Ms. Garcia declined to say what the vote was about or how she had voted.
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The Puerto Rican government had argued much of this documentation should be kept secret out of concern for the privacy of people who died in the aftermath of the hurricane.
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Back in 1991, Joe Biden—whose office received Hill's allegations—said the same: Hill had asked that her name be kept secret, so how could they investigate her harassment charges?
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What we found was that polyamorists didn't necessarily feel as though all of their relationships were equally accepted and, further, the relationships that were less accepted tended to be kept secret.
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Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance said a cyber attack could reveal law enforcement information, such as the names of informants or grand jury material, which is supposed to be kept secret.
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Judge William Alsup, who is presiding over the case, slammed Uber's heavy redactions and told both companies to sort out what actually needs to be kept secret from Levandowski's employment contract.
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Leith also said that the burial site of its wooden pieces must be kept secret as native leaders are concerned that people will attempt to dig them up as crude souvenirs.
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His expedition said that the precise location of the Indianapolis would be kept secret from the public, and that the site would be respected as a grave, as American law requires.
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The prison is in a heavily secured area near the city of Hasakah but the exact location of the prison has to be kept secret, according to the Kurdish YPG militia.
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The New York Civil Liberties Union is fighting a separate case in state court seeking decisions from internal police trials against officers, which the city argues should also be kept secret.
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The names of 11 priests cited in the bombshell Pennsylvania grand jury report on child sex abuse will be kept secret to protect their reputations, the state's Supreme Court ruled Monday.
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If the High Court judge rules the government information should be kept secret but was relevant to the death, the inquest might have to be abandoned and a public inquiry held instead.
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Bookmakers' favorites for 2016 included Japanese author Haruki Murakami, American novelist Philip Roth and Kenyan writer Ngugi wa Thiong'o but the actual list of nominees will be kept secret for 50 years.
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"Amazon demanded subsidies and terms from cities all over the country, demanded those terms be kept secret, then reneged on its promise to locate thousands of jobs," Lynn said in a statement.
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Bell's existence was meant to be kept secret until it was deemed operational, the U.S. military said, but Islamic State appeared to learn of the U.S. presence before the American public did.
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Mr. Van der Bellen's campaign said her identity would be kept secret for fear of hate attacks on social media that have already been a feature of the months of campaign vitriol.
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But the Chinese Embassy in Islamabad stepped up its engagement as well, demanding that CPEC deals be kept secret and promising to shore up Pakistan's finances with bilateral loans, Pakistani officials say.
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The ruling didn't deal with other legal arguments that Trump's team has already begun raising in his defense — such as executive privilege, the principle that internal presidential communications should be kept secret.
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Over the past six months, CNBC monitored America First Policies' website and found hundreds of pages of polling and research paid for by donors whose names are permitted to be kept secret.
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Jaime didn't seem that torn-up about potentially killing a child — if that's what it took for his affair with his twin sister, Cersei (Lena Headey), to be kept secret, so be it.
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The notion of privacy online is only as reliable as teens' relationships with other users, and that combined with general privacy concerns provides little guarantee that online information will ever be kept secret.
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" This would all seem to indicate that the loan and subsequent purchase of the collection was not discussed, but Hiley said that, "Nothing in the records says the purchase was to be kept secret.
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Olsson said that if Frostenson did not resign, the next inquiry would primarily focus on a stricter application of Nobel rules that require winner's names to be kept secret before they are formally announced.
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At that time, I was advised never to search for my child (and not even to note the name on the papers), and I was assured that my identity would likewise be kept secret.
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Sophistication's siren song: As soon as a breach is announced, companies are on the defensive, left to justify to users, investors and employees how data that was supposed to be kept secret suddenly wasn't.
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Republicans insist the briefing, which will be held in a secure room known as a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility, or SCIFF, will be classified and therefore anything senators learn in it must be kept secret.
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Originally a military term, OpSec is a practice and in some ways a philosophy that begins with identifying what information needs to be kept secret, and whom you're trying to keep it a secret from.
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If it's not humor, this is extraordinary: The Republican House leadership suggested that Putin was keeping Trump on his payroll and that this must be kept secret — even as they thundered about Hillary Clinton's emails!
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He spent thousands of Nike dollars on pallets of the preproduction drink and began distributing it to his runners, telling them that access to this special L-carnitine product was something to be kept secret.
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Many apps saved passwords and account data in unencrypted text on the phone, placed data that should be kept secret into the source code in ways attackers could find it or contained other security flaws.
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"Strategically leaking grand jury information that is by law required to be kept secret is the antithesis of how our government is allowed to investigate and try to build cases against its citizens," they wrote.
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To ensure that presidents receive honest advice from their advisers — even when that advice is unpopular or impolitic — courts should show "great deference" to a president's assertion that internal White House communications should be kept secret.
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The attorneys could not disclose the revelation to law enforcement authorities without seeking permission from the company or the judge because the deposition was required to be kept secret under the terms of the protective order.
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Many presidents insist that conversations with their White House counsel be kept secret under the principle of executive privilege, but Mr. McGahn is seen by some as a witness who could be helpful to Mr. Trump.
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"When everybody in a room — finite number of people — agrees that something has to be kept secret, and 15 minutes later it's out there, and you don't know how the heck it got out," he continued.
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The FBI may be compelled to share this information under a new Obama administration process called the "equities review," which looks at whether security flaws it finds should be kept secret or shared, according to Bloomberg.
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She allegedly ordered that the cook&aposs employment be kept secret and "she was aware that ordering meals from the outside for the residence when it employed a cook was a violation of the rules," Haaretz reported.
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And the Justice Department has agreed to let the House and Senate Intelligence committees look at redacted parts of the report on Russian interference as early as this week, under conditions that it must be kept secret.
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The senators asked Perry to provide them by April 10 with the names of the companies that got the 810 approvals, what was in the authorizations, and why the companies asked that the approvals be kept secret.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. judge in Brooklyn has ruled that the identities of jurors expected to decide the fate of accused Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman at a trial this year will be kept secret.
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Still, the NDA system in general should be loosened — with the "semi-confidentiality" Levmore and I have proposed, or something similar — so that privately beneficial information can be kept secret and publicly beneficial information can be made open.
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In contrast, a judge in Chicago — where the laws on the books are fairly similar — ruled against a group that sued for access to the city's Amazon proposal, saying it could be kept secret until Amazon's decision was announced.
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The angst and the noise of garage rock gave way to more subdued sounds, as young musicians began making the kind of hushed, Internet-facing electronic pop that could be kept secret from adults, rather than weaponized against them.
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Barr said he wants to release as much of Mueller's report as he can, as long as it does not undermine legal proceedings that should be kept secret, such as grand jury interviews, or interfere with other ongoing investigations.
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Named the Alabama Council for Excellent Government, or ACEGOV, the entity was registered as a 501(c)(4), better known in the political world as a "dark money" agency because its donors can be kept secret under campaign finance laws.
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Samuel Seymour, HSBC's lawyer, said on Tuesday the ruling had hurt the bank by calling into question assurances given to foreign regulators who, in being convinced to provide information to the monitor, were told the report would be kept secret.
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PHOENIX – Jodi Arias&apos lawyers say the upcoming appeal of her murder conviction in the 2008 killing of her ex-boyfriend should be kept secret because the trial records remain sealed and public interest in her case remains extremely high.
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In a questionable flexing of his powers as commander in chief, Trump had shattered security protocols requiring that details of a senior official's travel to Afghanistan, where insurgents and terrorist groups are active, to be kept secret until they land.
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And he does not plan on seeking a court order to release grand jury information (which, according to the Federal rules of criminal procedure, must be kept secret unless certain exceptions are met), something Democrats have demanded in recent days.
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And while the President's emissaries made the argument that he is privy to information that no one else has; the Court countered that he could have shared it with them under seal to ensure that it be kept secret— as custom dictates.
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In its appeal, Legal Aid argued Wednesday that, while they do not believe the records can legally be kept secret, there is nothing that prohibits the department from voluntarily releasing these records, even if they aren't required to release them under state law.
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" In the other reference, the government said charges and supporting documents needed to be kept secret "until Assange is arrested in connection with the charges in the criminal complaint and can therefore no longer evade or avoid arrest and extradition in this matter.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama confirmed on Thursday that Donald Trump will get national security briefings ahead of the November election, but he warned the Republican candidate, whom he has called "unfit" for office, that information from the meetings must be kept secret.
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Unfortunately, not only was much of his work required to be kept secret for decades afterwards, limiting the knowledge of his accomplishments to a select few, but after the war he was later persecuted by the British government for being a gay man.
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Instead, whether prosecutors obtain his tax records (the records will not, under this ruling, be released publicly but will be kept secret in accordance with grand jury rules) it is a matter of personal importance only to President Trump in his private capacity.
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In a further contrast to the earlier precedents, in Vance (though not necessarily in the other two cases) the financial records would be kept secret for grand-jury deliberation in New York—and not made public, at least until Mr Trump leaves office.
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This means that if the special counsel finds evidence that the president committed a crime, but either decides or is ordered to not indict him based on the theory that a president cannot be indicted, then the information about his role must be kept secret!
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While a political committee like the RNC is designed and expected to collect information that helps to win elections, a nonprofit group like America First Policies -- permitted to operate tax-free and accept unlimited donations from donors whose names can be kept secret -- is not.
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The two battles spotlight a long-running but seldom aired conflict over whether information about software security lapses should be kept secret by law enforcement or intelligence agencies, who want the knowledge to snoop, or disclosed to the technology companies so they can patch the holes.
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With trust in the police so low, representatives of the island's main news outlets filed a petition with a court in Valletta demanding that any information found by investigators on Ms. Caruana Galizia's phone and computer relating to her sources be kept secret to protect their security.
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While a political committee such as the RNC is designed and expected to collect information that helps to win elections, a nonprofit group such as America First Policies — permitted to operate tax-free and accept unlimited donations from donors whose names can be kept secret — is not.
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John Sipher, who retired from the Central Intelligence Agency in 2014 and once ran covert operations against the Russians, said the United States routinely deployed Russian defectors to lecture the intelligence services of its allies, though their meetings with other agencies would be kept secret to avoid angering Moscow.
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Attorney General Barr has said the redactions fall into four general categories: those relating to grand jury matters, which are required to be kept secret by law; those relating to intelligence-gathering sources and methods; those relating to the privacy of irrelevant third parties; and those that could "harm" ongoing cases.
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" Church of England figures rejected one part of Lord Carlile's report, which urged that the names of those accused of abuse should in some circumstances be kept secret unless there are "adverse findings of fact" and "it has also been decided that making the identity public is required in the public interest.
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Mr. Assange is not a traditional journalist, but what he does at WikiLeaks has also been difficult to distinguish in a legally meaningful way from what traditional news organizations, like The New York Times, do every day: seek out and publish information that officials would prefer to be kept secret, including classified national security matters.
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"Moreover, the FBI's purchase of the technology — and its subsequent verification that it had successfully obtained the data it was seeking thanks to that technology — confirmed that a serious undisclosed security vulnerability existed (and likely still exists) in one of the most popular consumer products in the world," the lawsuit states, adding that "there is no lawful basis" for information about the purchase to be kept secret.
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Mr. Assange is not a traditional journalist, but most of what he does at WikiLeaks is difficult to distinguish in a legally meaningful way from what traditional news organizations, like The New York Times, do every day: seek out and publish information that officials would prefer to be kept secret, including classified national security matters, and take steps to protect the confidentiality of sources.
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MOSCOW — Rinat Akhmetshin, the Russian-American lobbyist who met with Donald Trump Jr. at Trump Tower in June 2016, had one consistent message for the journalists who met him over the years at the luxury hotels where he stayed in Moscow, London and Paris, or at his home on a leafy street in Washington: Never use email to convey information that needed to be kept secret.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzCapitol Police advised Gaetz against holding open events I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Gaetz cleared by Florida Bar after Cohen tweet probe MORE (Fla.), a frequent critic of the FBI, took his criticism further, blasting the government agencies for declining to share the information, which they say must be kept secret in order to protect sources and methods, including the identity of the victims affected in the hack.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzCapitol Police advised Gaetz against holding open events I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Gaetz cleared by Florida Bar after Cohen tweet probe MORE (Fla.), a frequent critic of the FBI, took his criticism further, blasting the government agencies for declining to share the information, which they say must be kept secret in order to protect sources and methods, including the identity of the victims affected in the hack.
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If this occurs, the result would be that the Russians successfully attacked America's 2016 election for the purpose of defeating Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and electing Donald Trump, the investigation could ultimately be thwarted by rigged legal maneuvering, crucial information would be kept secret, and Trump would be more likely to be reelected in 2020.
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