Sentence examples for he disclosed it from inspiring English sources

Still, in the cases he disclosed, it seems that the investigation led federal authorities to people of Middle Eastern descent, who turned out to be committing unrelated crimes.

"They are saying, yes, he has done the wrong thing, he has made a mistake, but he disclosed it and it's all OK.

In 1985, more than a decade after the abuse began, Mr. Serrano said, he disclosed it to officials of the Diocese of Paterson in a series of meetings and letters.

In January 1997, the couple gave the recording to Mr. McDermott, then the ethics panel's senior Democrat, and he disclosed it to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and The New York Times.

Mr. Gulotta's plan still contained a proposal to lay off more than 350 county workers, a plan that lawmakers in both parties -- concerned that the costs of a layoff would outweigh the savings -- had urged him to abandon from the moment he disclosed it on Sept. 5.

"They need to establish that he was there, that he heard the information and that it was private as a prerequisite to the next step, which is proving he disclosed it.

The Lees also have a home on Martha's Vineyard, and their children attend private schools on the Upper East Side, a fact that seems to cause Lee some discomfort when he discloses it.

Nor did he disclose it when he went on CNBC that same week and praised the commander Defense Solutions was now counting on for help — "He's got the heart of a lion" — or when he told Congress the next month that it should immediately supply Iraq with large numbers of armored vehicles and other equipment.

But the Met are probably looking to section 5, which relates to information resulting from unauthorised disclosure which comes into a person's possession.That person, who could be any member of the public, is "guilty of an offence if he discloses it without lawful authority".

We asked Harris if the ABC board was aware he had applied to join its ranks and he said he had disclosed it.

Now it turns out that Kerrey kept a secret so terrible that, if he had disclosed it, he might never have become a governor or a senator or a university president.