Sentence examples for should it be disclosed from inspiring English sources

Webber said the agreement will remain sealed "due to the adverse impact to Plaintiffs should it be disclosed," according to a copy of the filing.

Instead of calling the Federal Bureau of Investigation off the case, Mr. Kleindienst immediately called a top Justice Department official and decreed that any presidential campaign aides who were involved should be treated like anyone else, it was disclosed months later.

If your newspaper has an agenda — and it appears it does — it should be disclosed to your readers.

Finally, it was agreed that it should be disclosed, but then ministers vetoed that decision and it was kept secret.

SOLOMON: "Well, it is fine, but it should be disclosed".

You can debate as to whether it should be disclosed in 24 hours, 24 days, 24 weeks but it's far too long now".

"Had counsel for the MPS been aware of such material, we are told they would have wanted to understand the nature of it, in order to advise as to whether or not it should be disclosed to the chairman, particularly given the widening of the ambit of the files that the inquiry wished to consider".

They say that if a family member's activities create even the appearance of a conflict of interest, it should be disclosed to editors, who must then decide whether the staffer should avoid certain stories or even be reassigned to a different beat.

It has been stated that if a conflict of interest is unavoidable, it should be disclosed.

Northern Ireland's information commissioner has also ruled that the legal reasons for it should be disclosed.

Mr. Post said that because the e-mail message contained "final statistical tabulations," the city determined it should be disclosed.