Sentence examples for disclosed shows from inspiring English sources

A transcript of that session, never before disclosed, shows a shared determination to marginalize war critics and revive public support for the war.

The writing, owned by an individual in Japan whose identity was not disclosed, shows 24 Chinese characters in three lines on a piece of paper roughly 26 centimetres by 10 centimetres (10 inches by 4 inches).

"Official estimates have been disclosed showing an acute drop in water levels in agricultural areas, and that indicates the seriousness of the situation," Al-Ghamdi said.

Documents already disclosed show how for years officials were privately discussing how to cope with a matter that they knew if disclosed to the public would cause serious problems.

But the April 2006 letter, which had not been previously disclosed, showed they accused development officials of approving the hiring of Galt not in an unwitting oversight but in a willful effort to bypass their warnings.

David Miliband, the foreign secretary, apparently misled high court judges by claiming that the US would stop sharing intelligence with Britain if documents were disclosed showing MI5's complicity in the torture of Binyam Mohamed.

The claims brought by Shiner's Birmingham-based firm, Public Interest Lawyers, and another leading law firm, Leigh Day, fell apart when a letter was disclosed showing that some of the Iraqis were not civilians but members of the rebel Mahdi army.

The claims brought by the Iraqis, who were represented by Leigh Day and another law firm, Public Interest Lawyers, fell apart when a letter was disclosed showing that some of the Iraqis were members of the rebel Mahdi army.

And the Treasury's Office of Financial Stability on Thursday released a report, which Mr. Geithner had already disclosed, showing that the relief program's losses were likely to be a fraction of the $700 billion allotted, while the portion for banks was making a profit.

The emails around it, which HP has decided not to disclose, show that, although Mr Hussain was extremely frustrated with the unreliability of forecasting of certain sections of the sales force, the company's forecast for the quarter, even taking out these deals, was still ahead of target … The radical action referred to, was the termination of the unreliable sales reps".

SPORTSMONDAY, PAGE D1 Detainee Policy Challenged One of the Pentagon's top civilian lawyers repeatedly challenged the Bush administration's policy on the coercive interrogation of terrorism suspects, a newly disclosed document shows.