Sentence examples for disclosing party from inspiring English sources

BigCo's NDA said that the disclosing party would own any ideas, inventions or information relating to confidential information disclosed by it.

Mr Zhou was accused of several crimes, including "serious violations of party discipline", "accepting large sums of bribes", "disclosing party and state secrets" and "committing adultery with several women" as part of corrupt transactions, Xinhua news agency reported (in Chinese).

The party giving the information is called the "discloser" or "disclosing party".

"We can win her seat on our own," one Democratic official said, insisting on anonymity so as not to be seen as disclosing internal party strategy.

"This was a way of showing respect to old comrades," added the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, citing bans on disclosing internal party discussions.

The unique feature of the nomination process in Washington is the "blanket primary," which replaced the closed primary in 1935 and permits citizens to vote for any candidate without disclosing their party membership.

A party shall not, without prior written approval of the other party, disclose the other party's Confidential Information or the terms of this Agreement except: 12.2.1.

One AOL Time Warner executive involved in its internal inquiry said disclosing related-party payments was one issue involved in the questionable $49 million.

Brown's attempt to create a "broad front" by enlisting all-party "consultants" appeared to show the confidence of a broad church but only disclosed the party's intellectual weakness.

And even as some Democrats and their supporters start to unleash negative advertisements, they almost never disclose their party affiliation.

The National Audit Office says 976 academy trusts – 43% of those examined – disclosed "related party transactions" in 2013 worth an estimated £71m.