Sentence examples for withhold disclosure from inspiring English sources
(a) The Commission did not withhold disclosure from the petitioner with any sinister purpose to make the hearing ineffective.
Lewis suggests in sworn testimony that he felt pressured by officials to withhold disclosure about potential government assistance.
However, the decision of patients to withhold disclosure about their use of natural products remains a complex issue to be explored.
But Mr. Verrilli argued that withholding disclosure from defendants could not be justified legally, officials said.
A freedom of information act should apply to all areas of policing (with the exception of the "substantial harm" test for withholding disclosure in exceptional circumstances).
A Justice Department official said prosecutors withheld disclosure of Warsame's plea out of concerns that their ability to obtain information from him could have been jeopardized had court documents been unsealed earlier.
The home secretary has not incorporated into the FoI bill the obvious and clear recommendation put forward by Macpherson that any such act should apply to all areas of policing, both operational and administrative, subject only to the "substantial harm" test for withholding disclosure.
Following the practice of other news organizations whose reporters have been kidnapped during the prolonged conflict in Afghanistan, including The New York Times, The Guardian withheld disclosure of the abductions while efforts to secure the release of the three were under way.
In making such determination available, the agency may withhold from disclosure any information contained in the determination that would be exempt from disclosure under section 552 of title 5.
(6) Withhold from disclosure information pertaining to a meeting or portions of a meeting, as provided in § 9407.5.
What is usually referred to as the informer's privilege is in reality the Government's privilege to withhold from disclosure the identity of persons who furnish information of violations of law to officers charged with enforcement of that law.
