Sentence examples for earlier disclosed from inspiring English sources

But Ulrichs, who had earlier disclosed his same-sex desires in letters to relatives, did not stop.

Brown's allies had earlier disclosed that the prime minister would next week be putting forward a policy prospectus as "an alternative to a damaging leadership contest".

After ruling that TCI should have earlier disclosed its position, Lewis Kaplan, the judge, said parts of the testimony of Mr Hohn, and his colleague, Snehal Amin, were "not credible", "incredible" and even "border[ing] on the absurd".

Britain had earlier disclosed that it possessed 160 operational warheads, but Mr. Hague's comment that the country's "overall stockpile of nuclear warheads will not exceed 225 warheads" was the first time the size of the total stockpile had been revealed.

It had earlier disclosed that the division run by Mr. Webb, along with other firms, was facing an investigation into whether it had "traded ahead" of customers by executing its own orders for shares before it executed those of customers.

The Guardian had earlier disclosed that a US special forces soldier who is believed to have accidentally killed Norgrove could face disciplinary action after failing to inform commanding officers about using a grenade until long after the event.

C1 Questions on G.E.'s Actions Some corporate governance experts are asking why General Electric did not earlier disclose living expenses that General Electric paid for John F. Welch Jr., its former chief, above.

Earlier, disclosing Rodger's identity, Alan Shifman, an attorney for the Hollywood director Peter Rodger, Elliot Rodger's father, said: "The Rodger family offers their deepest compassion and sympathy to the families involved in this terrible tragedy.

The investment, which came on top of an initial $10 million made months earlier, was disclosed on Thursday as prosecutors cross-examined Richard Schutte, a former president of Mr. Rajaratnam's Galleon Group.

At first this opposition seemed relatively passive, but a series of crises in the late 1560s and early '70s disclosed its potential for serious, even fatal, menace.

These unknown early fragments disclosed Hegel's historical geniality before it became constrained by the dialectical systematization that Dilthey had always objected to.