Sentence examples for stopped disclosure from inspiring English sources

Women in our study were sent the questionnaires by post, and if the perpetrator of the unwanted sexual relations was their present partner, fear of retribution resulting from the partner reading their responses may well have stopped disclosure.

But that is no reason to stop disclosure of things done long ago.

The C.I.A. fought to stop disclosure of its relationship with the colonel in the Guatemalan military.

Instead there were absurdly doomed attempts to use the law to stop disclosure.

The agency is required by law to consult with the manufacturer before releasing information about products, and the company can protest or sue to stop disclosure.

Ministers have resorted on two occasions to deploying their veto, which overrides all independent decisions on the release of information, to stop disclosures.

But not even Ms. Reno's go-slow tactics have been able to stop disclosures about how Mr. Clinton's Chinese trade policy has helped the Democrats' biggest donor during the Clinton years.

But there was no concerted campaign, no unified push to stop these disclosure offences succeeding.

If so — and we should hold him to it — then there is nothing stopping expansive disclosure.

"Some of the returns for young venture partnerships look very, very bad, but they might not turn out to be so bad," Mr. Bardt said, echoing concerns of venture capitalists, including some who he said threatened legal action to stop the disclosure.

He insists that Sun wanted only to stop the disclosure of secrets about its products, not gag them: "In retrospect, I would not do it again".