Sentence examples for ordered to reveal from inspiring English sources

The Guardian is taken to court, ordered to reveal their source and Tisdall is imprisoned for six months.

The case is one of several making their way through federal courts in which journalists have been ordered to reveal their sources.

The Tate has been ordered to reveal how much sponsorship it receives from oil giant BP after a landmark victory by environmental campaigners.

Mulcaire was ordered to reveal who instructed him to access Coogan's voicemails, as well as those of celebrities including Max Clifford and Elle Macpherson.

Several reporters, including James Risen and Jeff Gerth of The New York Times, have been ordered to reveal their confidential sources in a case brought by Wen Ho Lee.

Reporters ordered to reveal their sources almost never do, on the theory that they and their colleagues would have little chance of persuading other sources to trust them if they did.

"A grand jury is not impaneled in order to reveal salacious details to the public".

Westaway would like to see compulsory pay audits for all organisations in order to reveal pay inequalities.

They can be playful, funny, anarchic, satirical, didactic, and mean, in order to reveal ingeniously something about ourselves.

So is market research into shopping, which now uses extensive face-scanning programmes in order to reveal customers' emotional states.

But what about hacking a corporate email in order to reveal a sophisticated cover-up gravely affecting public health?