Sentence examples for disclosing even from inspiring English sources

Two men, known only as AB and CD, have been charged with terrorism; journalists were forbidden from disclosing even this simple fact until newspapers overturned a gagging order.

The fear is palpable among senators that disclosing even their thoughts on the subject could damage careers if power lobbyists and angry constituents were to get early wind via Washington's relentless leak machine.

The NSA has the the authority to demand data about communications with non-US citizens without specific warrants and gags companies from disclosing even the most basic details of those cases.

Disclosing even overall budgets year after year could allow adversaries to detect trends in intelligence spending, particularly in periods of rapid budget increases, like the one since the Sept. 11 attacks, intelligence officials have argued.

Yet in response to a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit that the American Civil Liberties Union filed last year, the C.I.A. refused to acknowledge the drone program's existence, telling the court that disclosing even that much — let alone civilian casualty data — would cause irreparable harm to national security.

WASHINGTON -- The CIA admitted late Friday it has a number of documents about drones, but told a federal court that disclosing even the number of documents it possessed would damage national security.

After the merger closed in January 2001, AOL Time Warner disclosed even less.

But Enron subsequently disclosed even more debts, and its financial plight continued to worsen.

Under federal law, companies generally cannot disclose even the existence of national security data requests they receive.

Since Watergate, the names of political donors have largely been disclosed, even by so-called independent groups.

"We expanded our disclosure, and we will disclose even more in the first-quarter filings," Mr. Mott said.