Sentence examples for which would disclose from inspiring English sources

And home care agencies strongly oppose the creation of a caregiver registry, which would disclose the names of their workers to competitors and union organizers.

Last month, Jose Canseco, who retired with 462 career home runs, said that he would write a book in which he would disclose the names of players who use, or had used, steroids.

Two weeks ago, Jose Canseco, having finally retired with 462 home runs, promised to write a book in which he would disclose what he called "shocking names" of players who use, or have used, steroids.

The main outcome measures of the study were twofold: an assessment of the proportion of GPs who, in a mainly hypothetical setting, would consider cost-quality trade-offs relevant to their clinical decision-making given their economic impact on the healthcare system; and a measure of the extent to which they would disclose this information to patients.

Mercedes-Benz, which would not disclose the size of its investment, has reason to believe that sponsorship will pay dividends.

So Yahoo, which would not disclose how many people use the feature, absorbs the fees charged by Checkfree.

Princeton Review, which would not disclose revenue growth, also had gains, said Chris M. Volpe, the company's assistant vice president for marketing.

Its power requirements would be relatively small, and there would be no effects of the operation which would easily disclose the plant.

M&S, which would not disclose the cost of the commitment, is also funding a 120-acre wildlife corridor between plantations in Borneo.

On Wednesday he provided a report on his personal assets and liabilities to the Securities and Exchange Commission, which would not disclose the report.

Julien Schaerer, an official of the auction house, which would not disclose its commission, said that Mr. Otis had entered a "legally binding agreement" to sell the items.