Sentence examples for disclose in order to from inspiring English sources
Goodell must be able to command compliance at all times — even if it means punishing Brady for failing to volunteer personal information he had no obligation to disclose in order to aid a circumstantial case against him — otherwise the bubble could burst, and law, context and perspective might come rushing in.
In order to accomplish this, interactions must provide consumers with options on how much and which types of information to disclose in order to get the most relevant content and services on the Web".
According to a new interview with Martin in the Wall Street Journal, the author is currently "in hiding" in a "remote mountain hideaway whose location he refuses to disclose " in order to finally— finally!—get the novel done.
A cousin of the brothers, who also requested his name not be disclosed in order to avoid further media attention, said he suspected foul play in the death.
"In fact," he said, "some co-ops have confidentiality clauses in their bylaws to prevent board discussions, or the positions taken by individual members, from being disclosed, in order to promote freedom of debate".
Wikipedia's administrators told the Guardian they believed that Shapps has used alternative accounts that were not fully and openly disclosed in order to "split his editing history, so that other editors were not able to easily detect patterns in his contributions.
Third, it is also clear from the principle that neither an action itself, nor the actual motives underlying such an action (Davis 1991, 418) need to be able to be successfully disclosed in order to guarantee that they are not wrong.
No individual characteristics will be disclosed in order to guarantee anonymity.
No individual characteristics will be disclosed in order to guarantee confidentiality.
Group memberships of the participating sites will not be disclosed in order to achieve assessor blinding.
HIV-infected parents reported feeling a strong sense of guilt and considered not disclosing in order to spare their children the burden of worries and to postpone a potentially painful conversation.
