The two reporters had initially issued a terse statement reiterating their non-disclosure stance.
Their crime was considered a violation of the neutrality of this land-locked, mountainous country bordering Germany -- a stance that disclosures over the last decade have shown was not so sacrosanct as once thought.
Most sources seem to take the somewhat obvious "feminist" stance, which asserts a disclosure of rape need always to be believed.
8.43am: Former foreign secretary Malcolm Rifkind said China will be "very very angry" with the disclosures on China's possible new stance on North Korea.
A few editors said they were already taking tougher stances after discovering their disclosure policies had allowed authors to acknowledge writers financed by drug companies without explaining that the paid writers played primary roles in creating the manuscripts.
Truman was reluctant to take a more radical stance because he feared that the full disclosure of the extent of the communist infiltration would reflect badly on the Democratic Party.
Moreover, the factor of considering end-of-life treatment decisions and information disclosure tells us that those who have a firm stance regarding future medical treatment are more comfortable with the idea and use of ADs.
But the strong public and Congressional response to many of the disclosures has forced the spy agency to shift its stance, and President Obama has directed it to make public as much as possible about its operations and rules.
This might seem an odd stance for a professional demo chef to take – full disclosure: I work at the Demonstration Kitchen in Borough market.
The official stance of both DHHS and the IOM is that certain minimal requirements for disclosure should be met prior to organ donation consent [ 8, 9, 16].
The disclosure that the Sharif brothers were willing to abandon the chief justice after putting up a public stance that they would go to the mat for his restoration was politically damaging, said Ishaq Khakwani, a former minister of telecommunications.
