The letter also alluded to undisclosed discipline against one or more employees — which, wrote Ruley, could be disclosed confidentially to L.A. Unified.
Along with Douglas Holtz-Eakin, now at Syracuse, and David Joulfaian, an economist still at the Treasury, he was able to check the tax returns (confidentially, with no names disclosed) of 2,500 Americans who received inheritances in 1982 and to find out whether they were working and how much they were earning three years later.
Twitter disclosed last week that it had confidentially filed for an initial public offering.
The emails explained that responses would be treated confidentially, and that identities of individual PRs and countries would not be disclosed.
It also raises the possibility of coercion - the research project would need to be managed in such a way as to allow family members to express their views confidentially without having to disclose to their relatives whether or not they had agreed to participate.
To actively and confidentially overcome the barriers to disclosing GBV and referral, we used these findings to develop a screening tool that is multi-dimensional and captures broad domains and constructs of GBV, which we are now testing for validity and feasibility of use.
Ms. Mullally, a two-time Emmy Award winner for her role as Karen on "Will & Grace," departed two weeks into rehearsals, after the show's director, Joe Mantello, refused her request to replace Mr. Oswalt, according to the four people who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were disclosing information that was shared with them confidentially.
Simon Young, the director of the Center for Comparative and Public Law at the University of Hong Kong, said in a statement that it would be a violation of Hong Kong law to disclose any information that had been shared confidentially by the Hong Kong or mainland Chinese governments with the United States.
