Sentence examples for using confidentiality from inspiring English sources

"For some time courts have been covering up bad practice using confidentiality and privacy as a reason to do so," he said.

The SEC said in its announcement that the ruling represented its first enforcement action against a corporation for using confidentiality agreements that could "stifle" the whistleblower process.

Names were not recorded and records were kept secure, using confidentiality procedures already in place in the larger clinical trial.

The study was approved by the ethics committee of the Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre and was conducted using confidentiality safeguards at the Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences in Ontario.

Mr. Weinstein, whose abuse of women was exposed by The New York Times in October, also has used confidentiality agreements.

Postol also attacked what he called an attempt by MIT to use confidentiality to shield administrators from accountability.

In what is being called a landmark ruling for whistleblowers, the Securities and Exchange Commission announced Wednesday that one of the nation's largest government contractors used confidentiality agreements that had the potential to intimidate and "muzzle" workers from reporting allegations of fraud.

In a later internal communication, a representative for HCA said the company had successfully used confidentiality rules to withhold the damaging CardioQual report from the Florida attorney general, whose Medicaid Fraud Control Unit had started an investigation of the physicians.

John Rolander of BCG believes that it's only a matter of time before Swiss banks lose their ability to use confidentiality as a primary appeal to clients.

The leadership of each community signed formal agreements for data management and sharing with all participants present, after the researchers had explained to all the nature of the study, how data would be used, confidentiality and rights to decline participation.

Lockley accused Tate of using the confidentiality clause "almost as a trump card" to avoid scrutiny.