Sentence examples for drop confidentiality from inspiring English sources

In fact, why not drop confidentiality clauses, freeing employees to be open about agreements?

Judge Stephen P. Lamb of the Delaware Chancery Court ruled that the Disney company was not required to drop confidentiality restrictions on documents outlining how directors set the pay of Mr. Eisner and other executives over a two-year period starting in 2002.

His call for the restaurant association to drop the confidentiality clause was first reported by The Washington Post.

Unreported HIV results taken for study purposes were held under a dedicated HIV test number, and only linked with other data through a computer programme that merged files and immediately dropped all personal identifiers, thus maintaining confidentiality.

Many other H.I.V.-positive citizens approached the organization for advice on suing, but later dropped the idea for fear that their confidentiality would be compromised, he said.

Polls consistently show that 80percentt of Swiss support the banking confidentiality law – but that number drops into the 40s when it is applied to foreigners, suggesting the Swiss care much less about the privacy of non-Swiss citizens.

If either of integrity check or the confidentiality check fails, that packet is dropped.

The next day, rebooting talks that Allergan had dropped two months earlier, Hyden and Katz delivered a confidentiality agreement to Actavis' counsel at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton.

The completed questionnaires were dropped in closed boxes in order to maintain their confidentiality.

The email raised questions about the quality of "Rebecca" and the judgment of Mr. Sprecher; the investor dropped out upon receiving the email, apparently believing his request for confidentiality had been breached.

All individuals received information about the study, including explanation of the confidentiality of their responses and their right to decline to participate and drop out at any time.