Sentence examples for was only disclosed from inspiring English sources

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The trial date was only disclosed to Jason's lawyer last week.

The breach was only disclosed after Guardian Australia became aware of it.

However, its existence was only disclosed to lawyers acting for hacking victims on Tuesday.

Importantly, the list was only disclosed, and the banners distributed, once they had mustered a hundred signatories.

It suspends a policy launched by her predecessor, Brian Lang, which was only disclosed when the American author Nicholson Baker protested last summer.

The viability assessment, which was only disclosed when the project went to public inquiry, bears similar hallmarks to the previous examples.

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One male participant, for example, during his audio-recorded interview consistently kept rephrasing what he told the researcher, sometimes covering the microphone with his hand and at other times whispering to the researcher, identifying certain parts of the interview conversation as information that he was only disclosing to her and wished to be deleted from the rest of his 'official' interview.

These terms imply that second-order information is only disclosed after first-order information has been disclosed.

The sales, which could be interpreted as creating a false market in the shares, were only disclosed days later.

Grades are not the focus; children aren't told attainment levels and the information is only disclosed if parents ask.

Gradually, and more effortfully, it is fleshed out, though the reason for the suddenly abandoned kitchen and baby are only disclosed near the end.

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