Sentence examples for otherwise disclosed from inspiring English sources

"This information was not otherwise disclosed to us," Mr. O'Mara said.

Rather, and perhaps more significantly, FRAND creates an agreed bargaining framework that allows implementers to access innovators' otherwise confidential discoveries inventions so recent that they are not otherwise disclosed in patents or published applications.

The e-mail addresses of patients and visitors are never sold, rented or otherwise disclosed without patient approval, the Web companies say, and hospital staff members and administrators cannot look at a site unless the patient invites them.

Keith J. Allred, a Navy officer, had been placed on each seat in the courtroom, directing news organizations that those identities "will not be reported or otherwise disclosed in any way" without the judge's approval.

The report would include the type of long-term award, the basis of the award as a function of base salary, the face value of the award, the vesting maximum if above face value, the percentage of the award that would vest at threshold performance, the date the performance period ends and a summary of performance criteria not otherwise disclosed.

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The report said: "We found no evidence of any Wilson Security employee distributing, copying, printing or otherwise disclosing the content of that file in full or in part to any person, organisation or entity".

Judge Creppy's memorandum said immigration courts were required in some cases "to close the hearing to the public and to avoid discussing the case" or otherwise disclosing information.

Judge Creppy, following a directive from the United States attorney general, John Ashcroft, issued a Sept. 21 memo on these so-called special interest cases, instructing his subordinates to "hold the hearings individually, to close the hearing to the public and to avoid discussing the case or otherwise disclosing any information about the case to anyone outside the Immigration Court".