Sentence examples for before disclosure from inspiring English sources

To alleviate such concerns, it is possible to anonymize the data before disclosure.

The Internal Revenue Service recently reopened its voluntary disclosure program, while reserving the right to increase penalties at any point — from the current penalty of 27.5 percent of the highest aggregate balance in foreign bank accounts or foreign assets during the eight tax years before disclosure.

Also rejected as unrealistic was any rule which would require the defendant to demonstrate the impeachment value of the prior statements before disclosure, 8 and the Court held that entitlement to disclosure for use in cross-examination is 'established when the reports are shown to relate to the testimony of the witness.' Id., at 669, 77 S.Ct., at 1014.

Additionally, once the NSA or other government agency develops a surveillance effort on "a platform, product or service (whether developed or acquired) for which the company has not previously received such an order", the firms must wait two years before disclosure of its existence.

(2) Judicial review could have a significant role to play in this area and if for example, before disclosure the matter was already fully in the public domain it is difficult to identify what would be the rational justification for not granting authorisation for disclosure or authorising a prosecution.

But portions of the documents containing legal advice on the risk of challenge to aspects of their schemes were removed before disclosure.

As I have pointed out before, disclosure-based securities regulation is the great innovation of our agency.

The government revoked the single-bid deal shortly before disclosures that the Mexican president's wife was acquiring a luxury home from a Mexican company that was part of the winning consortium led by China Railway Construction Corp.

The professional being consulted should, if possible, make these limits clear before any disclosure of facts.

They examined audits of the same company in the year before the disclosure and the first year of the disclosure.

Before public disclosure of campaign contributions was required, Dr. Alexander often provided the only trusted estimate.