When Cook and Sapp heard the news the next morning, they knew that CHARM could freely disclose its discovery of the larceny of Indjic's Chopin mazurkas.
Most importantly, the therapist must create an environment in which members can interact openly and confidently with one another by freely disclosing problematic experiences and exchanging feedback.
Individuals freely disclose medical and other sensitive information about themselves.
And, in the spirit of this very blog post, I will freely disclose that there was a much more comprehensive piece on fan fiction written by Lev Grossman in July 2011.
ACASI should be considered a data collection modality to minimize the stigma often experienced by HIV-positive women because of its ability to provide privacy, allowing for women to freely disclose risk behaviors and traumatic histories honestly and without inhibition.
To avoid the additional stigma associated with HIV and associated risk behaviors, ACASI may allow women who experience stigma and biases to freely disclose behaviors and experiences that may otherwise not be disclosed because of the risk of social isolation and increased discrimination [7], [13].
To ensure safer health care, doctors-in-training need time to reflect on their actions, a sense of community with colleagues and other health care workers, and the support to engage freely in disclosing errors.
"His is the responsibility to disclose freely and willingly any evidence favorable to the defendant and to prosecute vigorously to a fair and just disposition".
Since the interviews were conducted by a female interviewer known to the community, respondents were able to disclose freely relevant information about the use of any contraceptive methods by themselves or their husbands.
Thus, all data and knowledge conferred by the paper, once disclosed by their publication, will remain freely available to the public.
The Supreme Court has recognized that a president must be able to speak freely with advisers without fear that those conversations will be disclosed.
