confidence örnekleri

• Most of us would defend those confidences in one way or another with our honour or, it may be, even our liberty on occasions.

• Another reason is that only lawyers can keep confidences and that laymen cannot.

• I am betraying no confidences, because my discussions with them took place in front of the television cameras, and they are all on the record.

• He is the safe keeper of many confidences.

• I am not breaking any confidences; it is a published work.

• I still think that the only proper recipient of the solicitor's confidences would be the budgerigar.

• Each of these made provision, after all, for the protection, among other things, of confidences of the citizen and for safeguarding law and order.

• Such confidences are not reciprocated by the enemy.

• He says that foreign confidences must be respected and must remain in this clause.

• The problem would be that the category of information called "foreign confidences" is materially different from that category which relates to international relations in general.

• Leaving that issue aside, it is absolutely clear that one requires a provision in the harm test which will deal with foreign confidences.

• The courts recognise this, and cannot require such confidences to be exposed.

• I have heard many doctors reveal confidences, at dinners and so on, which they should never have revealed.

• I often think that the confidences told and exposed to the social worker are more sensitive than the ones exposed to the doctor.

• I am not going to betray the confidences of private conversations, but he was.