Sentence examples for that disclosing from inspiring English sources

But the judge said the concern that public attention would negatively affect the minors was "a far cry" from convincing her that disclosing the names was inappropriate.

Although nobody disputes that disclosing medical errors to patients is the right thing to do, historically, hospitals haven't done a great job of supporting physicians in doing it.

We said that disclosing the connection was not enough.

We find that disclosing directorships held at troubled firms has capital market consequences.

The Engineering Employers Federationn has complained that disclosing employees' pay violates their right to privacy.

Mr. Schundler said that disclosing the loan earlier would have saved him the embarrassment.

GCHQ claimed that disclosing the Zircon project, whose cost was soaring, would endanger national security.

Mr. Grant of Pax World Funds rejected the argument that disclosing proxy votes would be expensive.

Commons leader Andrea Leadsom has said that disclosing information "could harm the national interest".

But Ms. Reno restated concerns that disclosing such details could undercut the department's criminal inquiry.

Hill said trustees were aware that disclosing financial challenges could scare off potential students.