Sentence examples for which disclosing from inspiring English sources

There are cases however in which disclosing the exact reason why access to a document is denied would unavoidably entail the disclosure of the document's very content.

Students perceive medical culture as hierarchical and competitive in which disclosing feelings of vulnerability and stress has negative consequences for their grades and their opportunities for future specialties.

An example is ArcelorMittal, another steel firm, which disclosed a $4.3 billion write-down in December.

Boston Scientific, which disclosed problems at the unit in November 1998, neither admitted nor denied the S.E.C. findings.

The bank, which disclosed the exemption in a regulatory filing, has not yet made such transfers.

They used leaks and innuendo to hint that the C.I.A. had "a secret dossier," which disclosed his "subversive activities".

Parish members notified the advocacy group Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests, which disclosed the communications.

Alcan, which disclosed its unsolicited bid on Monday, said the proposed price, 3.4 billion euros ($3.9 billion), was fair.

Nor do his journal entries, which disclose a steady stream of worries that he was somehow powerless to act on.

His number one hits, including We Found Love with Rihanna, have been played 1bn times on Spotify, which disclosed a per-stream royalty rate of $0.007.

This person said that Alpha had won a competitive auction for Massey, which disclosed in November that it was considering selling itself after receiving potential takeover offers.