Sentence examples for in order to divulge from inspiring English sources

Spyware, type of computer program that is secretly installed on a person's computer in order to divulge the owner's private information, including lists of World Wide Web sites visited and passwords and credit-card numbers input, via the Internet.

The first test is performed in order to divulge some of the human assessment drawbacks, such as subjectivity and inaccuracy.

We may occasionally see a principled journalist going to jail rather than obey a court order to divulge a source.

He also suggested that Twitter would accede to a UK court order to divulge names of users responsible for "illegal activity" on the site.

The only information consumers will need to divulge in order to receive payments is their mobile phone number.

— Sarah Lyall (@sarahlyall) 26 Apr 12 "It happens," Mr. Murdoch said in response to description of the sorts of payoffs made by News of the World journalists in order to get sources to cooperate and divulge information.

Participants believed that uncoupled prevention counseling respects patients' rights because, by not requiring patients to divulge their risk taking behaviors in order to get tested for HIV, it respected patients' privacy and autonomy.

In September , 1997 Adelson's sons sued their father, alleging that he had defrauded them by not divulging material information, in order to induce them to sell their stock for less than its fair value.

Likewise, the government has bargained with convicted spies in order to learn just what secrets they had divulged and for information about enemy operatives and tradecraft.

Protection of children is highlighted in the guidance which was one of the reasons Nadja Benaissa gave for not divulged her HIV status, in order to protect her child.

Randy Travis countersued in May, accusing his ex-wife of divulging confidential information about him in order to damage his reputation and career.