Sentence examples for context disclosure from inspiring English sources
In this context, disclosure, and under which circumstances it works best, should be a point of focus in training sessions (see discussion above on victim disclosure).
After a call with the AOL-owned Patch team included the public firing of Patch Creative Director Abel Lenz last week, AOL CEO Tim Armstrong has issued an internal memo apologizing for the action and providing some additional context (disclosure: AOL also owns TechCrunch).
Within a stigmatized social context, disclosure of HIV positivity is still a prevailing concern among women.
"However there is nothing constitutionally out of the ordinary in parliament deciding that the ultimate primary decision-maker on where the public interest lies in the context of disclosure should be the executive.
The Supreme Court pointed out that its author, "George T.," wrote "can," not "will," and said, "While perhaps discomforting and unsettling, in this unique context this disclosure simply does not constitute an actual threat to kill or inflict harm".
"Without additional context, your disclosure is not fair to Congress, the American people, or Secretary Clinton".
These findings underscore the need to understand the familial and social context of disclosure in order to explain positive and negative outcomes for individual children.
This is particularly apparent in the context of disclosure asymmetry and unknown partner status, enabling blame as further justification for violence.
In this context, preliminary disclosure is highly acceptable as it directs further investigations into the right direction and aids in the choice of treatment.
These revised, and culture-specific, definitions of benefit and harm in the context of disclosure of genetic information [ 11] may contribute to the drawing up of new, more comprehensive rules and guidelines for treating sensitive genetic information.
