Sentence examples for restricting disclosure from inspiring English sources

Denying health-care providers access to chemical information for patient care purposes is unprecedented, as is restricting disclosure to individuals who are exposed.

Only six states allow health-care providers access to proprietary chemical constituents, and four of the six require the health-care provider to sign a confidentiality agreement restricting disclosure to others (McFeeley 2012).

This allows an inquiry chairman to restrict disclosure of documents so long as he thinks the restrictions are conducive to the inquiry fulfilling its terms of reference or are necessary in the public interest.

Access to data that is captured by surveillance should be restricted – disclosure should only take place when it is necessary for law enforcement purposes.

The industry has maintained that information developed as part of the research is proprietary and that disclosure violates the 1998 law, which restricts disclosure of methods used to break copy-protection systems.

State employment laws frequently restrict disclosure of such information, and universities are gun shy of potential lawsuits, Swinton said.

Efforts to expand or restrict disclosure of the sources of campaign money have been political flash points for years.

The need for approval may restrict disclosure of certain information.

When still little affected by the illness people went on holidays, and delayed or restricted disclosure.

The groups lobbied unsuccessfully for an exemption to the mandate in cases where foreign governments restricted disclosures.

Such demands add administrative burdens and often conflict with local privacy laws restricting bank disclosure.