Sentence examples for disclosed to a from inspiring English sources

The E.P.A. routinely requires that some information not be disclosed to a company's competitors.

As a youth in Sicily, he said, he disclosed to a priest that he had been abused and was told only to avoid that behavior in the future.

Jordan said that Marr's injunction raised some "interesting questions" and that the existence of the gagging order should have been disclosed to a line manager.

He said: "There are some exceptional cases which now cannot get a hearing at all because evidence which is secret cannot be disclosed to a court.

On Sept. 30, several hours after the talks were disclosed to a tiny group of executives at NBC, the blockbuster talks appeared on TheWrap.com, a Hollywood news site.

MURDOCH Former Prime Minister John Major disclosed to a judicial inquiry that Rupert Murdoch withdrew his newspapers' support for the Conservatives after Mr. Major refused a demand for changes in his policies on Europe.

But a recent S.E.C. study found that these "breakpoints" are not always disclosed to an investor.

The government also has to prove that the information was actually disclosed to an outsider, which can be the most difficult step in the process.

The new rules include these provisions: *In general, information from a person's medical records cannot be disclosed to an employer unless the patient specifically authorizes the disclosure.

Such intelligence might have been obtained through foreign security agencies on the understanding that the source and details would not be disclosed to an open court.

Remember that all information disclosed to an attorney in a consultation is confidential, so there is no fear in being honest.