Sentence examples for improperly disclosed from inspiring English sources

In such a case, the plaintiff must establish that government officials improperly disclosed information.

The examiner also said that Enron's debt was often improperly disclosed in its financial statements.

The transactions with the partnerships were also improperly disclosed to investors, the report says.

The company has since said that much of that money was unauthorized or improperly disclosed.

Even if the S.E.C. finds that the information was improperly disclosed, proving insider trading will be difficult.

Patients could have sued in state court for violation of the contract if their medical records were improperly disclosed.

Only a small number of prosecutions have been brought against government officials in recent decades for improperly disclosing information.

Nunes was accused of improperly disclosing classified information and had to temporarily recuse himself from the Russia investigation.

In recent days, Democrats have rallied around Mr. Torricelli's suggestion that Justice Department officials are improperly disclosing information about the investigation to reporters.

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The judge who sought to try the former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet on human rights abuses has been placed under investigation on suspicion of improperly disclosing information about cases to a journalist, a disciplinary board said today.