Sentence examples for now confidential from inspiring English sources

Decisions made by health plans about medical necessity are now confidential and not subject to public dialogue.

Nigel Pascoe's report - until now confidential - has been leaked to the media, and it contains a rather odd phrase.

The company disputes that, saying no rapes have been reported since 2010, and that there are now confidential ways women can report sexual assaults by mine employees.

The CED-CCO sub-committee has some major differences from the decision-making body it replaced (the CCO Policy Advisory Committee) in that its deliberations are now confidential and economic analyses are now a major component of the decision-making process.

Faculty and students at Columbia can now access "Confidential Print: Africa, 1834-1966," pubyished by Adam Matthew.

BVF and CombinatoRx are now in confidential discussions about the company's future.

Only a few aides and the President were aware that no conversation was now truly confidential.

The Home Office can now access confidential patient medical records via NHS Digital to obtain up-to-date addresses for people it wants to subject to immigration enforcement.

Now the confidential documents describing the proposed deal have surfaced on the Internet, offering a glimpse of how some saw lucrative possibilities in the power struggle that would end Colonel Qaddafi's erratic reign.

Now, a confidential external assessment of the STFC's management, seen by Education Guardian, says there is weak leadership and a lack of clarity and direction at the body, which distributes £678m a year of public funds for physics and large research facilities.

The fact that the site is now publishing confidential term sheet clauses as well only exacerbates the angst.