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121) As a consultant to NASA, Cockburn had access to confidential details of the US space program.

122) Confidential information Every company has confidential information and trade secrets.

123) The United Nations also helps both countries avoid embarrassment by treating the business arrangements as confidential.

124) Then he admits the company has filed confidential documents with the Arizona Corporation Commission detailing its stranded costs.

125) Treat as completely confidential any information they bring to you.

126) Much Government information continues to be filed inaccessibly away at central and local level[Sentence dictionary], often classified as commercially confidential.

127) Jeffrey has said the remark was supposed to remain confidential and was intended to be sarcastic.

128) Our service is completely confidential and only with your permission do we liaise with others involved in your case.

129) The information will be collected on a confidential hot line, called Raceguard, operating on a 24-hour answerphone from next Tuesday.

130) Of course for the obligation of confidence to lapse the information published must be the same as the confidential information.

131) By analogy, the same principle could apply to other insiders, such as merchant bankers, who misuse confidential news.

132) The counsellors are qualified to offer impartial business counselling which is practical, confidential and commercially independent.

133) All personal details are treated as strictly confidential and remain on computer file.

134) The banks take precautions to prevent any attempts at industrial espionage while confidential documents are on the premises.

135) The Northern has obtained a confidential report written by the authority's director of estates Graham Oak.

136) Thus if the confidential information was published in full detail then the initial recipient would not have a head start.

137) Consists of other types of confidential material which does not fall within the definition of excluded material in section 11.

138) In 1965, a confidential report to President Johnson was leaked to the press.

139) The names of the proposer and seconder will not be published and will remain confidential to the scrutineers.

140) A separate venue must be available, however, if confidential information is to be considered in relation to nursing care.

141) He reminds them of the confidential nature of the case: nobody is to discuss it outside the room.

142) Hence the audit process was entirely medically controlled, participation was voluntary, standards set locally and the results kept absolutely confidential.

143) He finds time for them, always being prepared to lend a sympathetic ear or give some friendly confidential advice.

144) Ads on the subways asked us to call a confidential hotline if we knew what crimes our local school board was committing.

145) We noticed with what great deference he treated Eliot, though they were obviously on close and confidential terms.

146) The difficulties in the process are compounded by the confidential nature of the process.

147) It runs a confidential telephone counselling service and publishes material for teenagers, parents, and others.

148) The Crown Estate Commissioners require annual reports which normally remain confidential for four years after termination of the licence.

149) Journalists frequently protect the identity of confidential sources from police, courts or government officials.

150) He declined to give details, citing agreements with courts to keep this information confidential for the time being.