| The psychologist may feel strongly that disclosing the information will be detrimental to the patient's welfare. |
| By disclosing information about yourself, it aids the other person in understanding who you are and how you are understanding them. |
| The author, former MI5 agent was himself imprisoned for six months for disclosing secret information to a newspaper. |
| He said they were not disclosing this information because they believed it would not be helpful. |
| The London High Court made an order gagging the researcher from disclosing court testimony about his research into PIN number security. |
| A new format was introduced, disclosing information on the use of raw material, and other uses of cost reports were suggested. |
