Sentence examples for justification for disclosure from inspiring English sources

Another justification for disclosure may be drawn from interviews with the IDUs in Estonia.

There was no public interest justification for the disclosure of Sian's serious illness.

He told an audience of journalists, academics and journalism students: "There was no public interest justification for the disclosure of Sian's serious illness … surely it would have been reasonable to ask if we wanted this very private element of our lives shouted to the world".

(2) Judicial review could have a significant role to play in this area and if for example, before disclosure the matter was already fully in the public domain it is difficult to identify what would be the rational justification for not granting authorisation for disclosure or authorising a prosecution.

There is however a more controversial justification for the Iran-related disclosure.

My disclosure offered no justification for why I'd decided to end the pregnancy, nor was it padded with wistfulness, shame, or regret.

The reflex is understandable, but by dwelling on who precisely deserves to be called a journalist and legally protected as such, critics within the press are giving the current administration a justification for their focus on the ethics of disclosure rather than the morality of government behavior.

But U.S. District Court Judge Colleen McMahon's ruling Wednesday in a Freedom of Information Act case brought by the ACLU and New York Times seeking disclosure of the legal justification for the Obama Administration's drone war does just that.

Until 2006, there were no systematic digital data on medical records, diagnostic imaging, specialist doctor's assessment, legal justification for decision, and additional material for case disclosure; however, data were stored in an analog form and are accessible upon payment of transport expenses.

So thank goodness for disclosure.

The reasons for disclosure and nondisclosure varied.