Sentence examples for shared confidentially from inspiring English sources

Huppert's proposed external independent oversight would apply to professional journalists and all legally privileged information, personal information shared confidentially between doctor and patient, and constituent and MP, and information shared with a minister of religion.

Simon Young, the director of the Center for Comparative and Public Law at the University of Hong Kong, said in a statement that it would be a violation of Hong Kong law to disclose any information that had been shared confidentially by the Hong Kong or mainland Chinese governments with the United States.

We have shared, confidentially, the identities of the companies with the reviewers of this manuscript and also with the UK Quality Assurance Agency who also identified a number of UK-based companies in their recent report on essay mills (QAA 2016).

The companies – which include Barclays, HSBC, and London Stock Exchange Group – shared data confidentially with the Treasury, which anonymised it before passing it to New Financial to analyse.

The journal would wait for the government to suggest how the critical data might be shared with scientists confidentially.

It would wait for the government to suggest how the sensitive data might be shared with scientists confidentially.

Ms. Mullally, a two-time Emmy Award winner for her role as Karen on "Will & Grace," departed two weeks into rehearsals, after the show's director, Joe Mantello, refused her request to replace Mr. Oswalt, according to the four people who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were disclosing information that was shared with them confidentially.

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The day after he was ousted, Dorsey called Zuckerberg to confidentially share the news.

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This aspect of the inquiry needed to be seriously rethought and, while support was in place for survivors who wanted to share their experiences confidentially, "the experience is not a therapeutic exercise" and could not provide long-term support, she said.