Sentence examples for disclosed cases from inspiring English sources

In a comment on the reports of American hacking of Chinese Web sites, Ms. Hua said: "We express grave concern about the recently disclosed cases of the U.S. government agency in question engaging in cyber attacks against China, and this again demonstrates that China is a victim of cyber attacks".

Disclosed cases were randomly chosen ensuring that equal numbers of cases and controls were selected and these subjects were not included in scoring.

Allegations of anal abuse appear to be relatively rare, as these disclosed cases represented only 5% of all CSA cases seen.

There were allegations of embezzlement: in one publicly disclosed case, an administrative assistant in the customer relations department was arrested after being accused of stealing $224,000 by double-billing expenses and making personal charges on a corporate credit card.

Liang Wannian, an official at China's National Health and Family Planning Commission, told reporters on Monday that "any doctors who fail to disclose cases promptly and accurately will be prosecuted".

But a 108-page report issued by the Senate Finance and Judiciary Committees in 2007 found that agency officials had bungled the Pequot investigation by delaying it, by disclosing case information to lawyers for those under scrutiny in the case and other missteps.

In 100 patients the final diagnosis was based upon histopathological examination results (66 cases by the means of surgery and 34 cases with biopsy) which disclosed: 41 cases of HCC, 21 FNHs, 28 cases of liver metastases, 4 cavernous hemangiomas, 4 solitary adenomas and 2 cases of peripheral cholangiocarcinoma.

A4 SCIENCE/HEALTH China Increases Case Count The Chinese government disclosed that cases of a dangerous new respiratory disease, SARS, were many times higher than previously reported, and fired two top officials.

Although the best-known examples of mimicry involve similarity of appearance, investigations have disclosed fascinating cases in which the resemblance involves sound, smell, behaviour, and even biochemistry.

The Swiss Federal Office of Justice said in a statement that "nothing now stands in the way of UBS client details being disclosed" in cases where the account holders do not challenge the data transfer.

The processing is necessary for the purposes of legitimate interests pursued by the controller or by a third party or parties to whom the data are disclosed, except cases where such interests are overridden by the interests for fundamental rights and freedoms of the data subject (letter f)).