Sentence examples for apparently disclosed from inspiring English sources

While Manning was a whistleblower, Petraeus "apparently disclosed the materials for sex", say Manning's attorneys.

His role in the plot was apparently disclosed by Muhammad Naeem Noor Khan, the Pakistani computer engineer who was arrested in Pakistan last month.

Matthew Weissman, Mr. Kimes's lawyer, said he was stunned by the news that his client had apparently disclosed the location of Mrs. Silverman's body.

Aetna apparently disclosed the contributions by accident because such contributions are not required to be reported to the NAIC.

Her death came just hours after it emerged that police are investigating whether a letter exists in which Brady, 74, apparently discloses the location of Keith's body.

One reader, Brian Leary, wrote to me on Wednesday: I am outraged that The Times is apparently disclosing a military secret like the location of the drone base.

Indeed, as \(\neg raven(a)\) entails \ raven(a) \rightarrow black(a)\), it can be shown that \(h\) is (directly) Hempel-confirmed by the observation of any object that is not a raven (an apple, a cat, a shoe, or whatever), apparently disclosing puzzling "prospects for indoor ornithology" (Goodman 1955, 71).

"The government concedes that a relatively small amount of information pertaining to the case was apparently not disclosed to the defense," Lapham wrote in response to the appeal.

O'Brien's thesis grade has apparently not been disclosed.

The sharing of that data was first disclosed, apparently inadvertently, in a court filing by Manafort's attorneys last month.

Mr. Teicher's work as an investment adviser for Mr. Merkin's Ariel Fund apparently was not disclosed to the S.E.C. when he attempted to re-enter the business.