Sentence examples for disclosing the content from inspiring English sources

Only 19 percent of the information requests came with a search warrant, which the company says it requires for disclosing the content of communications.

The report said: "We found no evidence of any Wilson Security employee distributing, copying, printing or otherwise disclosing the content of that file in full or in part to any person, organisation or entity".

Anonymity was not achievable in the focus group discussions, but the moderator stressed the importance of not disclosing the content of the discussions outside the focus groups.

They are almost always accompanied by an open-ended gag order issued by the Justice Department barring companies from disclosing the contents of the demand for customer data.

The court will decide whether journalists may be sued under the federal wiretap law for disclosing the contents of communications they have reason to suspect were illegally intercepted.

The Bush Administration has resisted disclosing the contents of two Justice Department memos that established a detailed interrogation policy for the Pentagon and the C.I.A.

David Keogh, a Whitehall communications officer, and Leo O'Connor, a former researcher to a Labour MP, were jailed under the Official Secrets Act in 2007 for disclosing the contents of minutes of a White House meeting between George Bush and Tony Blair on 16 April 2004.

The Supreme Court agreed today to decide whether people, including journalists, may be sued for disclosing the contents of telephone calls that were illegally intercepted and recorded by someone else.

"I've always welcomed his visits and his conversations," the cardinal said, before adding that he had to be cautious about disclosing the contents of his pastoral discussions, even with the governor.

In order to allow the tribunal to consider the validity of the department's claims without disclosing the contents of the documents to Guardian Australia, the hearing moved into a closed session on Tuesday, where Farrell and his legal council were excluded.

Those rules, the committee's letter said, appear to prohibit the agency from disclosing the contents of its communications with ImClone to the public or to other federal agencies, leaving the public dependent on the company's "questionable descriptions" of the F.D.A.'s position.