Sentence examples for discouraging disclosure from inspiring English sources

As impetus for this article, it should be noted that the New York Times recently reported that a grand subpoena - or more than one -- had been issued by a grand jury sitting in Brooklyn, New York, not "discouraging" disclosure, but outright forbidding it - "YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED NOT TO DISCLOSE...".

Lawyers are shifting their suits to courts in other states, he said, and then the question will be whether judges in those venues adopt the Delaware court's reasoning discouraging disclosure-only settlements.

functions as an exogenous, public signal that is less likely to discourage disclosure than better technology.

So, when a prosecution office routinely uses its "form letter" to discourage disclosure of grand jury subpoenas for documents, or refuses to answer questions about the investigation, one begins to wonder whether the office's prosecutors are on the level.

Traditional values held dear in such a network may discourage disclosure.

Group Health Cooperative discouraged disclosure of personally identifiable information in the discussion groups.

Moreover, detailed qualitative examinations of women's social networks may help to uncover social factors that encourage and discourage disclosure.

Separately, court decisions such as Trulia discouraged disclosure-only settlements and dampened some of the more egregious plaintiffs' litigation tactics.

The exclusive nature of this conference call seems contrary to Securities and Exchange Commission rules discouraging selective disclosure of information in which investors would likely have an interest.

Social norms and culture may impede parents' skills of disclosure because China is a society that generally discourages the disclosure of stressful events such as HIV infection, especially to children (Tse, Chong, & Fok, 2003).

This may have future consequences for care as it may discourage further disclosure of CAM use.