Sentence examples for released confidential from inspiring English sources

Recently, the disgruntled tabby lobby released confidential information that is damaging to our long partnership.

The union also hired a lawyer to investigate an allegation that Vincent released confidential information about player agents.

The two men appeared serious but comfortable in their first face-to-face meeting since WikiLeaks released confidential U.S. diplomatic cables that described Mr. Sarkozy in mixed terms.

In September the media organization WikiLeaks released confidential U.S. diplomatic cables suggesting that Papua New Guinea politicians had enriched themselves with public funds.

But now, the evidence is being used against her; one suit implies she has publicly released confidential student information, which she denies.

The newspaper said that Gov. David Paterson's administration had "released confidential information about Ms. Kennedy and misled reporters about its significance as part of an orchestrated effort to discredit her after she withdrew".

As Dr. Paul S. Appelbaum, professor and chairman of the department of psychiatry at the University of Massachusetts medical school, pointed out, when patients release confidential medical information to an insurance company, confidentiality remains intact.

And he said NASA was not allowed to release confidential data that was commercially sensitive.

Under Vatican City law, the crime of releasing confidential documents is potentially punishable by four to eight years.

The state's Public Officers Law bars an official from releasing "confidential information" in order to "further his personal interests".

It exempted the S.E.C. from being compelled under the Freedom of Information Act to release confidential material it gathered while examining financial firms.