Sentence examples for unauthorized release of information from inspiring English sources

Judge Ruckriegle did not himself make the errors that have caused the repeated unauthorized release of information.

At its least, as Moss intended, the act partly counterbalanced the dozens of laws establishing secrecy and penalties for the unauthorized release of information.

Four months later, in Gonzaga University v. Doe, a student unsuccessfully challenged a university official's unauthorized release of information about him that led to the denial of his request for certification as a public school teacher.

President Clinton's personal lawyer, David E. Kendall, is preparing to ask that Mr. Starr's office be found in contempt and punished over the unauthorized release of information from grand jury proceedings.

Questioned about potential future operations in the campaign against terror, including action against Iraq, Mr. Rumsfeld complained again today about unauthorized release of information to reporters, declaring that Pentagon employees who handle sensitive documents "like they're paper airplanes" belong in prison.

"Though she would have preferred to keep her private medical information private, and instead focus on her recovery, the government's gross breach of confidentiality in disclosing her personal health information to the media has created the very real concern that they may continue their unauthorized release of information about her publicly without warning," the statement said.

I'm more interested in unauthorized release of classified information, if that ever is legitimate.

After the hearing, a Homeland Security Department official said none of the attempts appeared to have been successful or to have resulted in the unauthorized release of personal information.

As I know from direct chat-log conversations with him over the past year, Snowden acted in full knowledge of the constitutionally questionable efforts of the Obama administration, in particular, to use the Espionage Act in a way it was never intended by Congress: as the equivalent of a British-type Official Secrets Act criminalizing any and all unauthorized release of classified information.

She hails from an administration that has been investigating him on espionage allegations stemming from an unauthorized release of classified information to WikiLeaks in 2010.

The unauthorized release of account information for 860,000 subscribers to Stratfor, a Texas-based company that provides analysis of national and international affairs, makes it possible to identify some subscribers and, in theory, impersonate them in cyberspace, analysts warned.