Sentence examples for disclosure constrained from inspiring English sources

Whitehall justifies the move by pointing to the Guantánamo detainees it had to compensate, in a case where MI6's anxieties about disclosure constrained the case it could make in open court.

That the United States is spying on China would be no revelation to the Chinese, although Snowden's disclosures might constrain the United States' ability to criticize the Chinese for theft of U.S. corporate secrets to aid its own industries.

Due to the sensitive nature of this study, the respondent's honesty and disclosure might be constrained.

Further exploratory analyses showed that the roles of disclosure intimacy on closeness and social attraction were constrained by the perceived appropriateness, and the effects of narrativity on closeness and social attraction were mediated by perceived entertainment value.

Parental HIV disclosure rate is still low, particularly in resources constrained settings (Qiao et al., 2013).

Administration officials said they shared the employers' goals, but were constrained by court rulings that limited the disclosure of data showing Medicare payments to individual doctors, identified by name.

The four adolescents said they could freely discuss the issue of disclosure with their relations, as they no longer felt constrained not to do so.

One senior European official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the disclosures, said European leaders understood that the United States was constrained from discussing specific intelligence operations.

The recent disclosure of natural gas at thermodynamic equilibrium and catalytic gas from marine shales similarly constrained, strongly suggests natural catalysis as the source of natural gas [3].

Customers were constrained.

"Governments are politically constrained".