Sentence examples for eventual disclosure from inspiring English sources

Hiding from it will only make the eventual disclosure more agonizing for everyone.

For the C.I.A., the eventual disclosure of Davis's role with the agency shed an unflattering light on a post Sept.

The court also said that eventual disclosure was not inevitable despite investigations into Exxon by state attorneys general and the Securities and Exchange Commission.

We deserve a forthright explanation of how this decision not to disclose took place, as well as of the timing of the eventual disclosure.

Fear of eventual disclosure can add a crucial disincentive to siding with oppressors for personal gain, where there is any element of choice.

But the eventual disclosure of this episode caused surprise, shock, or piquant satisfaction, being related of a man whose rebelliousness against his society had seemed to take only impeccably reformist shapes.

The fact that these documents were prepared at a time when their eventual public disclosure was not anticipated raises their archival evidentiary value above what might be learned from contemporaneous interviews years later with persons whose economic interests were at stake in the events discussed.

By the time he received them, however, the share price had fallen back and the bank's annual reports and stock exchange disclosures show their eventual value was closer to £4m.

"The mere increased risk of disclosure stemming from the collection and eventual, anonymized disclosure of already publicly available voter roll information is insufficient" to block the data request, Kollar-Kotelly wrote.

"The mere increased risk of disclosure stemming from the collection and eventual, anonymized disclosure of already publicly available voter roll information is insufficient" to block the data request, she wrote.

Still, the eventual effects, whether good or bad, of a disclosure cannot always be predicted.