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confidentiality
(redirected from Strict confidence)

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confidentiality noun classified, concealed, hidden, not for publication, not to be communicated, not to be disslosed, not to be quoted, not to be spoken of, privacy, protected, restricted, revealed in confidence, secrecy, secret, spoken in confidence, told in confidence, top-secret, unmentionable, unrevealed
Associated concepts: affirmative defense, need to know principle, nondisclosure agreement, secrecy
See also: privacy


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Staff should feel able to raise their concerns, in strict confidence, without recrimination.
When a seminarian does raise a sexual issue with a teacher or counselor, it is almost always in the context of the internal forum--another ecclesial expression referring to information that must be held in strict confidence.
We speak mainly about chemical and biological components (agents), allegedly being developed in the laboratories of Third World countries in strict confidence and deliverable by cruise or ballistic missiles.
 
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