Sentence examples for resist disclosure from inspiring English sources

But the government continued to resist disclosure in other cases.

The US government will resist disclosure of the names of any of those involved.

But they are surely right to resist disclosure of the performance of each firm in a fund's portfolio.

And, if the President himself is involved in the conversations, the executive branch will vigorously resist disclosure.

Journalists are then notified to enable them to attend court to formally resist disclosure to a third party.

Across several policy areas related to national security, the Obama administration continues to resist disclosure, opting instead to follow its predecessor's disappointing habit of hiding inconvenient facts and dubious policies.

UBS had resisted disclosure, arguing that doing so would cause it to violate Swiss banking laws.

UBS had fiercely resisted disclosure, arguing that doing so would cause it to violate Swiss banking laws.

It criticized the university for supporting "the culture at CRU of resisting disclosure of information" but found no evidence of an attempt to subvert the peer-review process.

But John Brennan, the agency's director, a career C.I.A. officer, and an Obama confidant, is apparently resisting disclosure, and challenging many of the report's conclusions.

Baron told the Observer: "I have no doubt that some vested interests have resisted disclosure and this has helped delay progress.