Sentence examples for clear whistleblowing from inspiring English sources

He said the classification system would be fairer if all athletes consented to their relevant medical records being made public, and if a clear whistleblowing policy was established.

It's clear whistleblowing is an important part of a participatory democracy, yet many still remain confused about what value governments and legal scholars place on it.

There will even be "Clear Rules On Whistleblowing"—though not until September, when a "Draft Inter-Institutional Agreement on Whistleblowers" will be ready.

At an earlier hearing the panel was told by case presenter Miranda Stotesbury that the NMC had clear guidance on whistleblowing, which she said had been "well-documented in the media".

After two weeks though, she "realized things weren't clear," and wound up whistleblowing.

"Non-disclosure agreements cannot stop people from whistleblowing, but it is clear that some employers are using them unethically," May told MPs at prime minister's questions.

It is not clear how the new rules will impact on whistleblowing.

International human rights law has been clear for decades: anyone engaged in exposing gross abuses through whistleblowing and publishing is entitled to protection.

Snowden's supporters say there is a clear difference between espionage — leaking classified information to other nations — and whistleblowing.

While recommending that staff be protected from discrimination on the grounds of whistleblowing and calling for a new support service to get whistleblowers back into work, the report steered clear of adjudicating on individual cases and acknowledges that some whistleblowers would feel "their own personal issues have not  been addressed".

"We have already brought in a contractual right to raise concerns and issued clear guidance to NHS organisations that all their contracts of employment should cover staff whistleblowing rights.