The Administrator may not otherwise divulge or use the information.
The Secretary may not otherwise divulge or use the information, except for purposes of section 7101, 7302, or 7703 of title 46.
On this, Grové says: "They might feel that they would rather not access a service where any kind of information that's divulged could be used against them, or the agency that they work for, effectively exposing them to being criminalized".
On this, Grové says: "They might feel that they would rather not access a service where any kind of information that's divulged could be used against them, or the agency that they work for, effectively exposing them to being criminalised".
Results divulge that use of full length of geotextile covering whole width of embankment can increase factor of safety at stiffer slope inclination.
The Obama administration intends to have banks divulge their use of bailout funds, but it has not yet said how detailed such reports would be.
Asked whether a drunken-driving arrest or past drug use divulged during the Global Entry interview might lead to a rejection, Mr. Wagner responded: "It could.
Gen. Eric H. Holder Jr. divulged the general criteria used to determine whether a U.S. citizen abroad could be targeted for death.
In Burke's setup to the discussion, he divulges that he used to be a dogcatcher in a previous life.
Human Rights First's report "In Pursuit of Justice" found that in no terrorism case has sensitive information been divulged when the government has used these mechanisms.
