Sentence examples for first to be disclosed from inspiring English sources

The financial information, the first to be disclosed by Mr. Bloomberg, showed him to be very rich, to have a daughter who wins equestrian prizes and to have a former wife who owes him a lot of money.

They were one of the first to be disclosed as being in the know when it came to the webOS SDK, and now they're one of the first with something to show.

First, some user privacy information has to be disclosed to access points, which makes malicious access point be able to track a specific mobile user.

"Know first of all what is required to be disclosed and obey those rules even if no one at your institution necessarily cares or checks up on you," Campbell says.

Whereas only the first type of information would need to be disclosed according to Kantian account of autonomy, both types would need to be disclosed according to the procedural account of autonomy.

It is essential to use the correct form of non-disclosure agreement (NDA) to protect trade secrets to be disclosed to third parties.

Allowing a users' account information and content to be accessed and potentially used by third parties, and not be disclosed to other users, is a slippery slope that undermines Twitter's relationship with users.

In a tense meeting on Wednesday, Bolivia and Saudi Arabia complained to the Mexican presidency about closed door meetings, arguing that the issues should be disclosed first to all parties.

It was made explicitly clear that respondents should base their decisions solely upon their personal desire for the information and to assume it would not also be disclosed to third parties, for example, insurance companies.

The policy consensus seems to be that, while medical privacy is important, patients' medical information may be disclosed to third-parties for socially important purposes unrelated to their own care.

According to public data, Walker's campaign charges $10,500 to send a single email to his database of 675,000 subscribers — contrary to the website privacy policy, which states that personal information will not be disclosed to third-parties (unless legally required).