Sentence examples similar to a message that discloses from inspiring English sources

After Allied Naval Forces Ultra decrypted a message that disclosed that a Japanese submarine picquet line had been established to cover the approaches to Milne Bay, Willoughby predicted that an attack was imminent.

Not a message that resonates in Catford.

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The companies were accused of violating the F.T.C. Act and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act by calling consumers several times a day, even after being asked to stop; calling early in the day or late at night; calling consumers' workplaces; and leaving phone messages that disclosed the debtor's name and existence of the debt to third parties.

In my senior year of college, some like-minded men and I went on a tour in order to present to audiences on how men could help sexual assault survivors that disclose to them -- a message that we felt furthered a broader mission to reduce the troubling rates of sexual violence on our campus and abroad.

Was there a message in that?

But the investigation did unearth some e-mail messages that were not disclosed to Congressional investigators during their own review of the controversy last year, the lawyer said, and that e-mail and other evidence are expected to shed new light on the motivations for the firings.

The experts agreed that the way to prompt an immediate reply was to send honest, personal overtures that disclosed the true nature of the message.

The ruling could set a precedent, analysts said, in that it would send a message to other carriers that they must fully disclose how they manage the flow of traffic over their networks and not single out any specific applications for more scrutiny.

She emphasized the importance of sending messages that aren't reactive, but proactive, and that make a student feel supported to disclose.

The cardinal refused to disclose the purposes of his visit, other than to acknowledge that he had brought a message from Benedict XV to Wilson and that it had an "indirect bearing" on peace between the warring nations.