Sentence examples for limiting disclosure from inspiring English sources

Limiting disclosure mitigates the resulting adverse selection issues.

Many states have strict laws limiting disclosure of information about specific conditions like AIDS, cancer and mental illness.

But later, signs of accord emerged with the ruling military on delicate subjects like limiting disclosure of the defense budget.

The new rules set a national minimum standard but do not override stricter state laws limiting disclosure of information about such conditions as AIDS, cancer and mental illness.

It operates under long-standing and well-established traditions limiting disclosure of ongoing investigations to the public and even to Congress, especially in a way that might be seen as influencing an election.

By limiting disclosure to trusted intermediaries — government officials bound by state and federal law to protect trade secrets and attorneys bound by confidentiality obligations — the DTSA whistleblower immunity regime promotes law enforcement without risking commercial harm to legitimate trade secret owners.

More than a dozen states, including Maryland and Virginia, have partially or entirely rejected the commission's request, because of concerns about data breaches and state laws limiting disclosures.

The Ford Administration also proposed restricting use of Social Security numbers, tightening the permissive standards in the misnamed Bank Secrecy Act, restricting use of government research and statistical data, and limiting disclosures of welfare records.

Limiting disclosures in tax reporting may make it more difficult for watchdogs to monitor the ways in which corporations exploit loopholes to dodge taxes.

It ordered limited disclosure, but Mr. Cheney argued that the order violated his executive privilege.

Rule 6 e) generally limits disclosure of certain grand jury information in a criminal investigation and prosecution.