Sentence examples for block disclosure from inspiring English sources

In many cases, the complaints are investigated, but patients cannot learn the results because doctors block disclosure of the findings.

Saying a lower court acted "prematurely" when it rejected a request from Vice President Dick Cheney to block disclosure of records from his energy policy task force, justices sent the case back to the court.

The Supreme court held Thursday that a lower court had acted "prematurely" when it rejected a request from Vice President Dick Cheney to block disclosure of records from his energy policy task force.

Mr. Humphrey said that the industry is still seeking to block disclosure of tens of thousands of other documents that the companies claim are protected by the attorney-client privilege.

"The release of the Charles memos represents a major victory for the freedom of information process, showing that ministers cannot block disclosure simply because they don't like the result," said Maurice Frankel, director of the UK Campaign for Freedom of Information.

When we granted certiorari in this case, the DPPA provided that a DMV could obtain that consent either on a case-by-case basis or could imply consent if the State provided drivers with an opportunity to block disclosure of their personal information when they received or renewed their licenses and drivers did not avail themselves of that opportunity.

It is considering whether to recommend a fee of up to £100 to submit requests under the Act; making it easier to reject requests on cost grounds and handing ministers more power to block disclosures.

That had the effect of blocking disclosure of the names through the election in November.

After the Supreme Court misguidedly overturned limits on corporate spending, Senate Republicans blocked disclosure of corporate and union check writers.

Because wide publicity of the common origin would do those brands little good, the Westerners usually insist on contracts with clauses blocking disclosure.Anonymity also spares Chinese companies from official and press scrutiny of labour conditions, which can be abysmal.

After the cabinet secretary – at Blair's request – blocked disclosure of what Blair told George Bush in the run up to war, chairman John Chilcot put the ball in Blair's court.