Sentence examples for permitted disclosure from inspiring English sources

This cleared the way for the Mail on Sunday, a tabloid, to publish an expurgated version of his story.It also permitted disclosure of Lord Browne's attempts to strengthen his case by lying about how he first met Mr Chevalier not jogging in a London park, as he at first claimed, but through a male-escort agency.

In the past, the D.C. Circuit has permitted disclosure of grand-jury materials when no specific exception applied, including in 2011, when a court released transcripts of Nixon's post-resignation questioning by special prosecutors in 1975 before grand jurors, and in 2007 in connection with the grand-jury subpoena of New York Times journalist Judith Miller.

Section 205.16 permits disclosure on a paper notice as an alternative to the on-screen disclosure.

He will publish a new guide as soon as Mr. Jackson permits disclosure of the "Hobbit" film sites.

But there was another question that would determine whether the first two were answered: Would the British establishment ever permit disclosure of its knowledge of the affair?

The law includes an exception permitting disclosure of grades to parents who claim students as dependents on their federal tax returns.

The reports, the city said, were "designed to elicit the candid expression of police officers' views, and these assessments are too closely intertwined with the factual data to permit disclosure even in the redacted form".

The proposal is to create a statutory prohibition on the disclosure of material obtained during certain health service investigations unless the High Court makes an order permitting disclosure, or in a limited number of other circumstances.

(a) If 20 CFR part 401 or 402 does not permit disclosure of information about which you seek testimony from an SSA employee, we will notify you under § 403.145.

Atanas Atanasov of the Democrats for a Strong Bulgaria (DSB) argued that the amendment would lead to an absurd result by permitting disclosure of files relating to officials such as the prime minister and president, but keeping dossiers relating to lesser employees of the intelligence services secret.

One exception, which permits disclosure without consent, is disclosure to school officials with legitimate educational interests.