Sentence examples for case disclosed from inspiring English sources

But the recent case disclosed by The New York Times related to bribe payments in Mexico by a Wal-Mart unit seems to have derailed that effort.

He was referring to the first publicized case, disclosed on Oct. 12, that involved a suspicious letter sent to NBC's studios in Manhattan.

Plaintiffs' lawyers said that the cost to Cigna would exceed $200 million, based on what the case disclosed about disputed billing practices.

But documents filed by the Justice Department in the related civil case disclosed that H.D. Smith had been notified it was a target of the investigation.

This year, another filing in the Sterling case disclosed that federal law enforcement officials had secretly gathered telephone records showing calls made by Mr. Risen, as well as his "credit card and bank records".

In one case, disclosed last month by the Denver Post, three Army soldiers from a military-intelligence battalion were accused of assaulting a female Iraqi inmate at Abu Ghraib.

(Remember tip #1 - have a signed NDA first!). 5. Share the most sensitive information at the very end (unless you know there are "surprises" in which case disclose them appropriately earlier in dance so you don't waste either party's time).

Conversely, this variant is difficult to find in the general control population, despite the screening of large numbers of controls, even though family studies following detection of an index case disclose frequent transmissions from non-penetrant carrier parents [ 54, 57].

In the cases disclosed on the list — a tally of all pending cases as of July — the accusations had been previously reported in the news media.

Hong Kong has had more SARS cases, relative to its population, than any other city but now appears to have the disease under control, with just two new cases disclosed today.

In more than half of the cases disclosed by investigators, the price increases were made by a middleman that bought the medicines from manufacturers and repackaged them for hospitals or doctors.