Sentence examples for lifting anonymity from inspiring English sources

Yet it is difficult to see any evidence that lifting anonymity in cases like this will achieve its stated goal of deterrence.

(The group's lawyer, Deepak Gupta of the Public Citizen Litigation Group, is so confident that its actions are protected by the Constitution that he contends that lifting anonymity must be the purpose of the lawsuit).

The judge's decision to lift anonymity, following an application from the Guardian and other news organisations, is also contentious.

"The police, media organisations and others will be able to apply to a magistrate for an order lifting teacher anonymity.

Increasingly, publishers and third-party services are finding ways to recognise the contribution of individual reviewers while abiding by the confidentiality policies of the journals, or lifting the anonymity veil altogether.

The high court judge who ruled that Will Cornick could be named after the 16-year-old admitted the murder of teacher Ann Maguire has said that lifting his anonymity will have "a clear deterrent effect" and will also aid debates about the wider issues involved.

"Lifting the anonymity of these functionaries may make them think twice from time to time when considering a particular act of cruelty," one anonymous Obama aide told CNN.

He was charged with murder over the killing and a judge lifted the anonymity restrictions.

However, the decision to lift the anonymity order on Blackman, from Taunton, Somerset, has caused deep concern among some service personnel.

Liberal Democrat MP John Hemming, who used parliamentary privilege in March to disclose the existence of Sir Fred's super-injunction, said: "The decision to lift the anonymity of Fred Goodwin today is a small victory for free speech.

Giving the court's reasons for reaching its decision to lift an anonymity order in the case of Sergeant Blackman, previously known only as Marine A, Lord Thomas said the balance came "very firmly down on the side of open justice".