We are unable to comment further on specific cases due to patient confidentiality or legal confidentiality obligations.
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Confidentiality, like in doctor-patient confidentiality, is whether a particular person has an obligation to keep secret information about you.
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A spokesperson from the University of Chicago told VICE that university's confidentiality provisions "follow federal guidance on confidentiality," which is true.
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The counselor refused, stating confidentiality concerns, but the [manager] pressed on by stating that because this was not a clinical setting, confidentiality did not exist.
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According to the statute within the law, as an accuser takes their complaint through the process within the Office of Compliance, there is strict confidentiality in the counseling process, strict confidentiality in the second step, the mediation stage, and confidentiality is a bit looser in the hearing stage.
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Physician-patient confidentiality rules complicate options for doctors, Goldman says, but they can respond to factually incorrect reviews if the patient agrees to waive confidentiality and publicly discuss the case.
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"If called as a witness, I intend to fully protect my clients right to confidentiality and to communicate with me, which is protected by the attorney–client privilege of confidentiality," she said.
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The coffee company declined to release related data, citing confidentiality.
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But the terms were kept secret under a confidentiality agreement.
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A confidentiality clause prevents both sides from discussing the settlement.
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Because of their intentional disregard of confidentiality, they've been fired.
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We should always work to respect whistleblowers' requests for confidentiality.
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The agency declined to comment, citing the confidentiality of complaints.
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He could not name the firms due to confidentiality reasons.
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Bayer declined to comment, citing confidentiality agreements in the mediation.
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"Teachers don't have the right to confidentiality," says Mr Nagib.
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"There's a problem with all this confidentiality", Ms Auster says.
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The Tinder complaint highlights the risks when confidentiality is breached.
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We use SSL to protect that, find that confidentiality capability.
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Researchers withheld the name of the airport for confidentiality reasons.
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The company declined to name the companies, citing customer confidentiality.
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This confidentiality is considered essential to shield them from retaliation.
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Loss of trust and confidentiality is at its historical peak.
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"We should always work to respect whistleblowers' requests for confidentiality."
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The access restrictions are required for judicial confidentiality, Renault said.
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Each competing bank was required to sign a confidentiality agreement.
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I would say the expectation of confidentiality wins out here.
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The hospital declined, citing its confidentiality agreements with insurance companies.
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They've just kept the information in a vault of confidentiality.
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Confidentiality agreements are now coming under more scrutiny in Britain.
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The bureau has long had procedures to protect respondents' confidentiality.
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Classic information security is a triad: confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
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The agency said confidentiality rules kept it from commenting further.
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Universities and regulators sacrifice full autonomy by signing confidentiality agreements.
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She declined to discuss specifics about its facilities, citing confidentiality.
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Simultaneously, patient confidentiality and confidential commercial data must be protected.
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Sometimes it's confidentiality issues and sometimes it's a vindictive boss.
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Legal confidentiality doesn't go away because you're writing a book.
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Finn declined to comment on the agreement's details, citing confidentiality.
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And a friend is owed considerations of loyalty and confidentiality.
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What can be done to improve integrity, confidentiality and availability?
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Finn declined to comment on the agreement's details, citing confidentiality.
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Trump later sued him for allegedly violating a confidentiality agreement.
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So in an emergency, neither consent nor confidentiality requirements hold.
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" It went on, "He stressed the absolute confidentiality of this.
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And tech companies cannot create a backdoor for good-faith investigators to breach the confidentiality of jihadists without making everybody's confidentiality vulnerable to bad actors, who will figure out how to exploit that backdoor.
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"The confidentiality requirement is one of the most problematic," Whelan said.
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The Newark Archdiocese declined to provide additional details, citing confidentiality concerns.
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Both companies have waived a confidentiality requirement for sexual assault victims.
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That is why the confidentiality of such information is so important.
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Some items have been redacted by the Smartcar team for confidentiality.
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Confidentiality clauses have been a fixture in our law for centuries.
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The remainder of the settlement is subject to a confidentiality agreement.
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These agreements typically contain provisions related to confidentiality and artist's rights.
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That's why confidentiality is a central pillar of our tax system.
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She couldn't more information because of state and federal confidentiality laws.
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National Grid said customer confidentiality limited what information it could disclose.
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Lyft sued him for breaching a confidentiality agreement and fiduciary duty.
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SACAA did not say what the faults were, citing confidentiality agreements.
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Claassen has declined to say whether he was involved, citing confidentiality.
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De Castro declined to answer questions citing confidentiality obligations to clients.
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The trust and confidentiality that normally shapes therapeutic relationships is undermined.
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We can see a counselor free of charge, and have confidentiality.
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We're told NBC attached a pretty standard string ... a confidentiality agreement.
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Adding to that credibility is the high priority for data confidentiality.
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The second issue, shared with other countries, touches fears about confidentiality.
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Dezer declined to say how large a commission, citing confidentiality agreements.
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A second witness is also expected to ask for such confidentiality.
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As a therapist, you are bound to an oath of confidentiality.
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SA claimed they were bound by a confidentiality agreement with ASADA.
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Many include non-disclosure or confidentiality agreements in employment contracts upfront.
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It's rare for them to have confidentiality clauses in their bylaws.
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"Confidentiality does not relate to price, only technical specifications," he added.
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Neither Times officials nor Facebook would discuss the deal, citing confidentiality.
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Feinstein insists that she was respecting Blasey Ford's request for confidentiality.
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Chad signed a confidentiality agreement and ended up paying them $440,000.
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Ms. Levine declined to comment, citing the confidentiality of the hearing.
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He won't say, citing the confidentiality of negotiations with the government.
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First, don't promise confidentiality to people in danger of state persecution.
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The duty of confidentiality can be overridden by sufficiently weighty considerations.
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So the confidentiality is suddenly taken out, in both directions. Right?
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All of the people declined to comment due to confidentiality restrictions.
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The FBI released the informant from his confidentiality agreement Wednesday night.
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Consistent with German confidentiality rules, they declined to identify the suspects.
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Critics said the confidentiality rule led to the concealment of abuse.
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All of the people declined to comment due to confidentiality restrictions.
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In marketing materials, many tenants highlight confidentiality as a selling point.
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He declined to disclose the name, however, citing a confidentiality agreement.
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Shankar declined to comment, citing the confidentiality provisions in the settlement.
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The UEFA control body chairman declined to comment, citing confidentiality obligations.
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He said donor confidentiality has been upheld by the Supreme Court.
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Citing confidentiality restrictions, Andrews said he could not discuss Harden's case.
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Ms. Tucker, a Washington lawyer, declined to comment, citing confidentiality rules.
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But lawyers say weakening confidentiality could have consequences for accusers too.
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Women violating confidentiality deals potentially face lawsuits for breach of contract.
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The restrictions are justified by judicial confidentiality, the company has said.
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Dolores Troiani, one of Constand's attorneys, noted both sides are bound by a confidentiality agreement from the lawsuit Constand settled with Cosby in 2006 (though they are in court trying to get the confidentiality part lifted).
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Contracts are rarely made public—due, it is claimed, to commercial confidentiality.
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Luckily, as a lawyer, Lindsay has plenty of practice in keeping confidentiality.
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In a number of those instances, we have engaged in ... confidentiality agreements.
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Weller has also been asked to sign a confidentiality deal with investors.
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The lawyers and accountants he hired were bound by promises of confidentiality.
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Many disputes are settled out of court with settlements and confidentiality agreements.
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Reports at the time said they settled and signed a confidentiality agreement.
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That predicament leads to perhaps the harshest aspect of today's confidentiality clauses.
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They had signed confidentiality agreements before being permitted to hear the details.
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The remaining terms of the settlement are subject to a confidentiality agreement.
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He declined to answer other questions, citing the confidentiality of the case.
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"You sign all kinds of paperwork, confidentiality and what not," Ravitz explained.
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And the matter of confidentiality itself is not so black and white.
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"The confidentiality provision of the settlement agreement is very strict," Barrist said.
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The company has resisted such disclosures, saying it promises its clients confidentiality.
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Contractors brought in to do repair work have to sign confidentiality agreements.
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Understandably, given client confidentiality, neither Gelin nor Shanxi Securities are saying anything.
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The confidentiality conveyed by the currency is one source of its popularity.
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Luckey signed a confidentiality agreement, according to the lawsuit filed last year.
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An example that I come back to is the duty of confidentiality.
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"The confidentiality of our clients is of utmost importance," Santos-Neves testified.
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Hristova declined to give details of what she produced, citing confidentiality agreements.
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She has said she did not release them to protect Ford's confidentiality.
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A confidentiality clause prohibited the accuser from speaking publicly about the arrangement.
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Confidentiality agreements are meant to prevent company secrets from leaking, Musk said.
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Mr. Vlautin declined to comment on the financial details, citing confidentiality restrictions.
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Faxon said he couldn't comment due to a confidentiality agreement with Yale.
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This company asked for anonymity because of confidentiality agreements with its clients.
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The firm declined to comment on any of its clients, citing confidentiality.
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A copy of the confidentiality agreement shows that Shine co-signed it.
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When he accepted her Facebook request, she requested confidentiality and then cash.
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The absolute confidentiality of Catholic confessions has long conflicted with secular law.
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Symantec declined to discuss where this sample was discovered, citing client confidentiality.
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Mr. Katzman left the firm in 2015 and signed a confidentiality agreement.
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Trump's employees are also bound by strict non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements.
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Both players and teams rely on this confidentiality to have honest discussions.
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He would like it if supervisors faced consequences when confidentiality was breached.
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Due to confidentiality laws, we cannot offer further details at this time.
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The Inpex spokesman declined to comment, citing a confidentiality agreement with customers.
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That&aposs important for firms that need to offer their clients confidentiality.
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This makes sense as a general rule of confidentiality protecting judicial deliberations.
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Patient privacy is well protected by HIPPA and doctor-patient confidentiality laws.
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I will point out Democrats exploited them, exploited her desire for confidentiality.
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The company declined to comment on the contract due to confidentiality agreements.
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Neither of the women would agree to an interview, citing the confidentiality clauses.
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The continued confidentiality suggests that federal prosecutors continue to investigate the Trump Organization.
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These are not my patients, so that I'm not beholden by the confidentiality.
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Voter confidentiality and voter authenticity are two other security obstacles, pointed out Sekar.
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Brady said the letter misrepresented the law's intent to promote confidentiality and privacy.
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He told Reuters that he remains bound by a "very strong confidentiality agreement".
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The spokesperson could not confirm further details, citing the confidentiality surrounding such cases.
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But the confidentiality obligations of the settlements mean companies are still doing this.
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It is true that the CAA provides confidentiality for parts of the process.
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Like Uber, Lyft is also removing its confidentiality provision for sexual assault survivors.
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Confidentiality clauses have featured in a number of high-profile sexual harassment scandals.
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The National Labor Relations Board has not condemned that kind of confidentiality clause.
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For one, some victims might prefer to have confidentiality clauses in settlement agreements.
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The bank's auditor, KPMG, said it could not comment because of confidentiality requirements.
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What happens when these weak points are breached and confidentiality has been compromised?
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Andrea Constand's attorneys argue it's Cosby who has repeatedly violated the confidentiality agreement.
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Trump accused Nunberg, who was fired in 2015, of violating a confidentiality agreement.
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The non-profit would not disclose a sum, however, citing a confidentiality agreement.
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"He listens a lot," the banker said, requesting anonymity due to confidentiality accords.
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Navarro declined to discuss the auction for the Panthers, citing a confidentiality agreement.
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How will confidentiality regarding my data and participation in the study be maintained?
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For confidentiality reasons, we do not ask for cash balances in Scale Studio.
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"Obviously, we've talked about confidentiality in here," he said, according to the transcript.
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I think we should know the identity under seal on the confidentiality rules.
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The FCC documents have a six-month confidentiality clause which was recently lifted.
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Doctor/patient confidentiality is one of the most important requirements of my job.
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Booker decided that Senate rules on confidentiality of information should be unilaterally ignored.
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Tech companies have also embraced the use of employee confidentiality and nondisclosure agreements.
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Officials have repeatedly said they wanted to ensure that the rule enshrined confidentiality.
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The loss of confidentiality protection can foreshadow other developments that favor a plaintiff.
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Victims may also sign a confidentiality agreement as part of a negotiated settlement.
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How serious would the danger have to be to outweigh obligations of confidentiality?
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The people, who signed confidentiality agreements, declined to be named for this story.
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If you have questions about confidentiality and the limits of it, then ask.
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The third plaintiff claims he was compelled to sign allegedly illegal confidentiality agreements.
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Officials there declined to comment, citing the confidentiality of the license application process.
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A spokesman for the Singapore-based funder declined to comment, citing confidentiality clauses.
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The spokeswoman declined to provide details of the unit citing commercial confidentiality reasons.
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They were really bad at confidentiality and did everything on the shop floor.
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MR: In cybersecurity, we have three types of attack: availability, confidentiality and integrity.
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Negotiations on such a confidentiality pact may take several days, the people cautioned.
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"I am currently suing various people for violating their confidentiality agreements," Trump tweeted.
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The settlements included confidentiality provisions barring the women from discussing their complaints publicly.
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The diocese settled with the family after requiring a confidentiality agreement, he said.
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In line with German confidentiality rules, the suspects were not identified by name.
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The department refused to provide the content of the referral, citing confidentiality requirements.
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One of the first things that people asked me is, 'What about confidentiality?
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One, the lawyers wrote, confidentiality within the executive branch is a constitutional privilege.
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The suit alleges breach of the doctor-patient confidentiality owed to Mr. Chanko.
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She was freed after Mr. Libby released her from any promise of confidentiality.
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He had employees sign confidentiality agreements and sued those he suspected of talking.
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How do you protect the confidentiality of sources and leave no digital trace?
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The exact sum is subject to a confidentiality agreement signed by the parties.
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" In particular, Google's filing said, Caffarra and Burrus' hiring raised "serious confidentiality concerns.
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Within the legal constraints concerning confidentiality, we will share as much as possible.
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These requirements should be articulated as measures of required confidentiality integrity and availability.
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But Buttigieg continues to keep most details a secret, citing a confidentiality agreement.
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Those classes of secrecy both fall below the topmost confidentiality classification in China.
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Obligations of confidentiality to your employer don't include the duty to conceal fraud.
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Lawyers say some hardball tactics aimed at enforcing confidentiality might also go away.
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In addition, the new legislation removes the confidentiality requirements from the Office of Compliance complaint process, though not from any eventual settlement made between a victim and their harasser (nondisclosure agreements made between victims and harassers could still have confidentiality requirements).
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The parties involved in the case were also required to sign a confidentiality agreement.
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"Courts regularly receive classified information under seal and maintain its confidentiality," the judges said.
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Amazon only became serious in late April when the company's team signed confidentiality agreements.
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The Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center has declined to comment, citing patient confidentiality laws.
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Feinstein and Eshoo kept the letter secret; Feinstein later cited Ford's request for confidentiality.
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At the same time, he would have to respect the confidentiality of both parties.
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A spokesperson for Cal State Northridge, citing confidentiality restrictions, said it could not comment.
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Uber also announced that moving forward, survivors can settle claims without a confidentiality provision.
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The sources spoke under the condition of anonymity, citing confidentiality accords surrounding the deals.
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Confidentiality provisions in such NDAs and nondisparagement agreements can and do keep workers silent.
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The company did not reveal the value of the contracts, on grounds of confidentiality.
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The UK tax authority declined to comment on the Shell case, citing taxpayer confidentiality.
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But citizens' right to confidentiality when speaking to their lawyers is enshrined in law.
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First of all, they comply with HIPAA in terms of patient confidentiality, he said.
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Ms Road: I think we need clear laws protecting citizens' right to genetic confidentiality.
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The people spoke under the condition of anonymity, citing confidentiality accords surrounding the deals.
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If the data is made available with the patient addresses, that would violate confidentiality.
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Benitez declined to say where Toledo was, citing a confidentiality agreement with his client.
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The U.S. Census Bureau declined to provide data, citing a law which protects confidentiality.
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The banks have declined to give reasons for their action, citing client confidentiality agreements.
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That amount is confidential, as is standard for most contracts; we have confidentiality provisions.
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He declined to give more details, because of a confidentiality agreement with the parents.
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The insurers declined to comment on total claims, citing confidentiality and client security concerns.
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He declined to be named as this could identify his client and breach confidentiality.
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IronNet declined to disclose the energy suppliers who are using IronDome, citing customer confidentiality.
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Firefly and Space Florida, the state's spaceport authority, declined to comment, citing confidentiality agreements.
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The NYT says the terms of that arrangement are protected by a confidentiality agreement.
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Due to confidentiality, we cannot offer any more details on our relations with Zvooq.
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The census operates under strict confidentiality restrictions set in some cases by federal law.
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Mr. Templesman said the free port's embrace of confidentiality made such seizures more complicated.
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Uber's desire for confidentiality in its dealings with public agencies extends beyond ridership data.
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The order can be renewed if the government shows a continuing need for confidentiality.
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"My confidentiality is fairly extensive," he said in a phone interview a day later.
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The survey used audio-based, computer-assisted self-interviews to reduce concerns about confidentiality.
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They say doing so would violate Cohen's clients' rights to confidentiality with their attorney.
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He had requested anonymity because the fashion companies require venders to sign confidentiality agreements.
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For women gun-owners who have escaped an abuser, address confidentiality is particularly important.
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The people declined to be named as they were asked to sign confidentiality agreements.
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He declined to give the name of the seller or pricing details, citing confidentiality.
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The U.S. won't say why the girls were rejected for visas, citing confidentiality rules.
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" He declined to elaborate further, adding: "Most palaces have a very strict confidentiality policy.
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Google, for example, says the company has never required confidentiality in the arbitration process.
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Congress has enacted specific laws regarding the confidentiality of tax returns and related information.
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If your journal records things you've been told in confidence, publishing them violates confidentiality.
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The program maintains strict confidentiality, but victims are free to speak about their experiences.
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Officials at the university declined to comment on the case, citing student confidentiality rules.
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More than once, Jay recalled, members of Mueller's team expressed their commitment to confidentiality.
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But the point of confidentiality is to allow the transmission of information with conditions.
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What are some of your tech best practices for protecting the confidentiality of sources?
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In keeping with census confidentiality rules, the individual was not named by the government.
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"Our office has a confidentiality policy regarding constituent casework," the spokesperson told NBC News.
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He later sued the bank, saying it violated a confidentiality clause in that agreement.
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Ethics commission officials said they could not release the email because of confidentiality rules.
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The friars said their confidentiality vows forbade them to disclose what they had heard.
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While he notes that confidentiality clauses limit what can be disclosed by the regulator.
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Most spoke on the condition of anonymity, citing confidentiality agreements and fear of retaliation.
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She declined to comment further on the case against Mr. Zarrab, citing client confidentiality.
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The Met said that this was to protect the confidentiality of the parties involved.
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Amazon became serious only in late April, when the company's team signed confidentiality agreements.
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Sorenson declined to comment further, citing the confidentiality of the case involving Natalia's age.
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" The show itself has so far reacted with vague blather about "privacy" and "confidentiality.
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Will trust break down between patients and doctors if confidentiality is no longer watertight?
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The campaign accused her of breaching her 2016 confidentiality agreement with the Trump campaign.
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If not assured of basic confidentiality, people may be dissuaded from seeking care altogether.
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This office makes taxpayer-funded payments to accusers in exchange for signing confidentiality agreements.
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They will not necessarily understand the nuances of the confidentiality rules and their exceptions.
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Reporters who received inaccurate or false information from sources are not bound by confidentiality.
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Moreover, consultancy firms such as McKinsey do have some pretty tight protocols around confidentiality.
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But the proposed changes may not deter some companies and businesses from seeking confidentiality.
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Part of McKinsey's success has been the strict policies of confidentiality that it maintains.
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Motherboard is granting Google employees anonymity because of the company's notoriously strict confidentiality agreement.
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In 2015, he left Goldman and was required to sign a confidentiality agreement that he believed prevented him from sharing his concerns with board members or regulators, said the people close to Mr. Katzman, who were not bound by the same confidentiality agreement.
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The lawsuit alleged that, by cooperating with law enforcement's investigation, Constand broke the confidentiality agreement.
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But by helping with Bobby's revenge schemes, she's undermined any adherence to doctor-patient confidentiality.
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Kabbaj no longer works for Goldman and has signed a confidentiality agreement with the bank.
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Ailes in court documents said Fox employees routinely sign arbitration agreements that include confidentiality provisions.
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Because he had promised the source confidentiality, he was ethically bound to keep that pledge.
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The impact depends on the handshake being attacked, and the data-confidentiality protocol in use.
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And Tammy Myers, a spokeswoman for L Brands, declined to say, citing a confidentiality agreement.
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"It was a surprise," he said, declining to be identified for reasons of client confidentiality.
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All of the sources declined to be identified because of the confidentiality of the deal.
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Those minutes were redacted from the public complaint due to a confidentiality agreement with Google.
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He could not provide details, citing a confidentiality agreement between the airline and the families.
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She also violated their right to confidentiality and possibly, their chances of a fair trial.
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Victims are also required to sign a confidentiality agreement before a complaint can go forward.
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The USTR in February provided a heavily-redacted version of the document, citing confidentiality reasons.
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A request sent to the ATO was also denied on the basis of state confidentiality.
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Citing confidentiality rules surrounding the auction, Howard did not detail its bidding strategy or intentions.
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Second, Uber is scrapping confidentiality provisions that keep victims from speaking out about their experiences.
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Veeva also wants a court to limit the use of non-disparagement and confidentiality agreements.
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Carman said he would agree to provide the information if there was a confidentiality agreement.
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But the question of whether she violated any confidentiality agreement has hung over the tour.
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The USTR in February provided a heavily-redacted version of the document, citing confidentiality reasons.
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Bouygues said in a separate statement that it had signed a confidentiality agreement with Orange.
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In fact, General Sessions carefully avoided the phrase executive privilege and kept referring to confidentiality.
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A security official asks Mann not to take photographs, and he agrees to maintain confidentiality.
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For example, a complainant must sign a confidentiality form before moving forward with the complaint.
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She asked for her name to be changed due to her confidentiality agreement with Concentrix.
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Protecting the confidentiality of respondents is always a concern, but the current safeguards are working.
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To share this information would be disregarding confidentiality provisions put in place to protect patients.
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So I don't see it as a moral imperative to maintain that duty of confidentiality.
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RTM has a very strict confidentiality policy, and wouldn't allow Broadly to attend a class.
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Neither the equipment breakdown nor the confidentiality demand turned out to be an isolated case.
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To attend these group visits, patients typically sign confidentiality agreements, which give them more privacy.
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A spokesman for the State Department declined to comment on Butina's visa applications, citing confidentiality.
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This preserves confidentiality, whilst assisting other SWIFT users to take appropriate measures to protect themselves.
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There is a "crime-fraud" exception to attorney-client privilege to such claims of confidentiality.
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To protect their confidentiality, some teachers were granted permission to use only their first names.
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It turns out that as part of this arrangement, Mr. Gregg signed a confidentiality agreement.
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For years, the confidentiality of the discussions at Google's TGIF meetings were sacrosanct among employees.
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So far, they have successfully prevented collective bargaining through confidentiality agreements and other legal means.
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AgBank declined to comment on Reuters' specific questions about the MNDAA account, citing client confidentiality.
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He said the service would be backed by strong privacy rules to protect patient confidentiality.
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He says that's a violation of the confidentiality agreement both sides signed for the show.
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Over 50 community groups in California have called on Tesla to revise the confidentiality agreement.
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"UBS takes client confidentiality extremely seriously and fully cooperated with this investigation," a spokesman said.
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Both suits "were resolved amicably with confidentiality agreements," said the women's lawyer, Jeffrey D. Pollack.
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"We probably won't be able to," he said, because of confidentiality agreements with its clients.
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Mr. Shetty said that, trade secrets aside, confidentiality is a top-down requirement from clients.
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On the Internet of Things, integrity and availability threats are much worse than confidentiality threats.
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"Plaintiffs do sometimes want such confidentiality," said Stender, senior counsel at the Equal Rights Advocates.
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The board, for confidentiality reasons, will not say whether that happened in the mayor's case.
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A State Department spokesman declined to provide information about Mr. Barghouti's case, citing confidentiality requirements.
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But this brings up confidentiality risks for gay men who don't want to be outed.
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KPMG declined to comment about its business relationship with GE because of "client confidentiality requirements."
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Mr. Ciolek has been released from his confidentiality agreements to permit him to speak publicly.
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It is called the ePrivacy Regulation, and it specifically protects the confidentiality of electronic communications.
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Filing confidentiality is intended to make it easier for companies that want to go public.
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But medical confidentiality doesn't mean you can't draw something you've noticed to a person's attention.
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" Meanwhile, Ton-That told Recode: "We decline to comment due to confidentiality and other reasons.
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Thomas did not disclose how much the checks were worth because of a confidentiality agreement.
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When some of the customers requested refunds, SmileDirectClub asked them to sign the confidentiality provision.
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Spectre and Meltdown are pretty catastrophic vulnerabilities, but they only affect the confidentiality of data.
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The confidentiality of Snap's filing was made possible by the Jumpstart Our Business Start-ups.
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Several cities declined to confirm how much tax Airbnb had paid, citing taxpayer confidentiality rules.
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Judiciary Committee Democrats called the new "confidentiality" claim a "trick" meant to frustrate congressional oversight.
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Shankar declined to comment, citing a confidentiality agreement that was a condition of her settlement.
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He declined to be named because of the confidentiality of his ties with the banks.
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These allegations could've been investigated in a way that maintained the confidentiality Dr. Ford requested.
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But consistent with confidentiality and other fiduciary duties, informing shareholders is sometimes appropriate, Buffett says.
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" The letter ends by noting the agency would work toward "protecting Executive Branch confidentiality interests.
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Reuters contacted the lawyer who would not confirm that he represented either, citing client confidentiality.
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But investigative records like those are often impossible to obtain due to various confidentiality loopholes.
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In July 20133, Trump sued Nunberg for $10 million, alleging Nunberg breached a confidentiality agreement.
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The LCIA declined to comment on Tuesday to maintain the confidentiality of the arbitration process.
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However, because of ongoing litigation and respect for patient confidentiality, we are unable to comment.
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I think there is a place for confidentiality in medicine, in psychology, and in spirituality.
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Nothing was exchanged in writing, and there was no discussion of confidentiality, the SEC said.
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It accuses Dr. Helfmann of failing to take reasonable steps to protect patients' confidentiality, failing to keep notes about certain patient visits, failing to release records requested by a patient and failing to supervise office staff members concerning patient confidentiality and preserving patient records.
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"Much of my work at McKinsey, including the names of clients served, is covered under a confidentiality agreement that I signed when I joined the firm," Buttigieg said, recalling how he and his campagn asked McKinsey to release him from the confidentiality agreement in September.
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"Impartial advice is a big issue, as is confidentiality," said Ms. Cromwell, the New York adviser.
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Though individual census data is kept private for 72 years, respondents—especially minorities—worry about confidentiality.
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Astoundingly, FirstEnergy refuses to divulge the plants' actual financial numbers to lawmakers, citing bankruptcy confidentiality agreements.
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First is that nuclear stuff in general has always been a matter of sovereignty and confidentiality.
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Currently, an employee who wants to file a formal complaint must first sign a confidentiality agreement.
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"It's my experience they take the confidentiality of what they're doing extremely seriously," the attorney said.
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In the beginning of December, Talkspace sent therapists a new online course about the confidentiality policy.
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He declined to provide copies of any of that work to BuzzFeed News, citing client confidentiality.
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Reuters had reported in May that Medivation had signed confidentiality agreements with some companies, including Pfizer.
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A Lyft spokesperson said the company has also waived its confidentiality requirement for sexual assault victims.
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Confidentiality provisions that prevent victims from speaking openly about workplace sexual harassment are clearly a problem.
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This policy is to protect the confidentiality of trades in order to protect our clients' money.
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His lawyer Timofei Gridnev said confidentiality rules prevented him from answering Reuters questions about the case.
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The deal also includes a confidentiality clause that gives Amazon advance notice of public records requests.
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ICBank did not answer written questions from Reuters, and neither did Union Bank, citing confidentiality clauses.
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Update, March 16, 2018: The Academy has released a statement stressing confidentiality during the investigation process.
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The issue is her divorce settlement includes a confidentiality clause prohibiting her from talking about Johnny.
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Of course this means that Maggie broke patient-doctor confidentiality and could face severe disciplinary action.
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But Uber says the means by which Liss-Riordan contacted these drivers violated rules around confidentiality.
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Pollack later criticized the statement as a violation of an understanding of confidentiality between the parties.
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He cites confidentiality issues, especially if a famous patient shares personal details in group therapy sessions.
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The judge referenced a confidentiality agreement purportedly signed by Boxill when recording with Prince in 2006.
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The magnitude of this breach of doctor-patient confidentiality signaled the degree of his immediate concern.
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Britain has no mandatory-reporting laws, but professional guidelines mean teachers cannot promise a child confidentiality.
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Seattle, like all cities, also faces hurdles in complying with federal data-storage and confidentiality rules.
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"We have confidentiality agreements in the West Wing, absolutely we do," Conway said at the time.
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Chairman Harper was excruciatingly clear that the name could not be released due to confidentiality agreements.
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"(R)egardless of confidentiality agreements victims may speak if they are lawfully subpoenaed," the statement said.
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The measure has raised concerns among doctors and patients, some of whom say this jeopardizes confidentiality.
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CVC said in a statement it could not give a purchase price due to confidentiality agreements.
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In turn, the Queen -- in the confidentiality of the room -- expresses her opinions on political matters.
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This would be a potential legal breach of the patient's confidentiality for them to do so.
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Confidentiality arguments In past independent counsel investigations, lawyers in the executive branch have tried that strategy.
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Moreover, upon hiring, employees are typically required to sign corporate confidentiality agreements that also require secrecy.
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Daniels is fighting to invalidate a confidentiality agreement she signed days before the 2016 presidential election.
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While keeping their confidentiality intact, Anika tells me most of her patients are well-to-do.
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Adrienne Becker, Killer's acting chief executive, declined to comment about the talks, citing a confidentiality agreement.
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Terms of the settlement announced Tuesday were not disclosed, and are covered by a confidentiality agreement.
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But even without a confidentiality agreement, the abuser rarely acknowledges what happened publicly, for obvious reasons.
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Ronaldo's motion argues that Nevada's statute of limitations and the confidentiality agreement bar Mayorga's latest claims.
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He said the women should not fear any legal ramifications in light of the confidentiality agreement.
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In it, Mayorga agreed to a confidentiality agreement in exchange for a $375,000 payment from Ronaldo.
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" ■ "There's probably some way in which this incident could be incorporated into our annual confidentiality training.
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Yale said it would not confirm or deny the existence of his case for confidentiality reasons.
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There is no federal statute that gives reporters the right to protect the confidentiality of sources.
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Washington and other interested parties signed confidentiality agreements to review company data, Dominion said May 1.
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The two companies have been in negotiations about a potential confidentiality agreement, Reuters reported on Monday.
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"A President's confidentiality interests may sometimes be overridden over his objection," she added in a footnote.
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"I honored Dr. Blasey Ford's request for confidentiality," she said in a statement earlier this month.
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The Treasury Department, which leads the committee, declined to comment Wednesday, citing confidentiality rules surrounding CFIUS.
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We ensure that concerns raised are thoroughly and objectively investigated, while taking measures to protect confidentiality.
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Due to confidentiality provisions, it is hard to know exactly which cases were initiated by whistleblowers.
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Feinstein said she referred the matter to the FBI and that the woman had requested confidentiality.
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The spokesperson also wouldn't comment about the likelihood of Buttigieg being released from a confidentiality pact.
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The lawyers said they were bound by a sacrosanct rule of legal conduct: attorney-client confidentiality.
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He also waived any confidentiality protections and signed the stipulation knowing it would be made public.
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Meanwhile, over in the executive branch, there exists a formidable privilege that protects the confidentiality of a president's communications in the performance of his responsibilities The Watergate cases from the 1970s established this presidential confidentiality privilege as an essential part of the separation of powers doctrine.
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The Commission would expand rules covering security and confidentiality for phone providers to internet-based communication services.
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Donaldson declined to tell the committee why she had prepared to resign, citing executive branch confidentiality interests.
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The hospital declined to comment, citing patient confidentiality, and said it was cooperating with the police investigation.
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A confidentiality agreement was negotiated in 2006, but Bill filed a breach of contract lawsuit on Feb.
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Maintaining regulatory compliance was last on their minds, while data privacy and confidentiality was of utmost concern.
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Eric Massa lost in two board decisions alleging that former employees had violated the CAA's confidentiality provisions.
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" His deal-making extends to his marriages: "The consummate negotiator, [Trump] has his wives sign confidentiality agreements.
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Hoylman added that because of the secrecy surrounding confidentiality agreements, no one knows how extensive they are.
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The result of those pressures is insistence upon confidentiality clauses that are part of larger settlement agreements.
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Most people have never seen one of these confidentiality clauses, and would be stunned if they did.
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But Tiversa had signed confidentiality agreements with Wagner, and so there was little it could reveal openly.
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VPNs were also a key mechanism to ensure the security and confidentiality of data flows, it added.
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He handed her the application and she filled it out, signing the confidentiality agreement at the end.
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"[The confidentiality agreements] were drawn up to stop advance product leaks to the media," Musk told Gizmodo.
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Beyond security, healthcare companies operating as providers must also maintain the confidentiality and privacy of that data.
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But the process isn't just lengthy and invasive — it also requires that accusers sign a confidentiality agreement.
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There was no information on the condition of the remaining 11 victims, due to patient confidentiality laws.
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She left the network with a confidentiality agreement and a settlement, the amount of which is unclear.
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It's hard to know how these cases are resolved, since they are settled under strict confidentiality clauses.
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Violating that confidentiality is punishable by a fine of up to $5,000 and five years in prison.
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In some sectors, the workers also succeed one another generation to generation, maintaining the expertise and confidentiality.
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For them, issues like throughput, latency, governance and confidentiality are still major stumbling blocks for using blockchains.
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"We owe some confidentiality as we discuss with our allies this situation that we face up there."
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Fearing retribution, Matthau said she agreed to a $100,000 settlement in exchange for signing a confidentiality agreement.
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Cosby had argued Constand violated their confidentiality agreement by cooperating with law enforcement in the criminal investigation.
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The newspaper had said VTB had signed a confidentiality agreement to negotiate rights to operate the airport.
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The traditional academic way of thinking about information security is as a triad: confidentiality, integrity and availability.
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"We encourage anyone with information to contact the museum directly, and we guarantee complete confidentiality," Amore said.
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"The City regularly reviews security protocols to ensure the safety and confidentiality of cardholder information," she says.
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An earlier version incorrectly said that Walgreens claimed that Theranos' actions violated non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements.
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The article has been amended to reflect the fact that confidentiality will be broken in these circumstances
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National tax authorities are also subject to strict confidentiality rules, making it hard to informally share information.
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"The confidentiality of Dr. Ford was brutality violated by a Democrat staff or member," Comstock said Monday.
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He declined to answer further questions from lawmakers on Wednesday, citing a confidentiality agreement with Black Tidings.
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Mardirossian estimates that the months-long effort to challenge the confidentiality cost about $100,000 in staff time.
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She recently wrote that confidentiality agreements and forced arbitration still enable bad behavior at many technology companies.
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Those sections of the filing are redacted because of a confidentiality agreement that shareholders have with Alphabet.
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There are statutory requirements of confidentiality that apply to both the employee and me regarding this matter.
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My boss informed me because I need to have her Cobra forms ready and asked for confidentiality.
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Lisa Banks, of the Washington firm Katz, Marshall & Banks, said victims and companies both usually want confidentiality.
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But according to a spokesman for the Senate Judiciary Committee, Booker was not breaking any confidentiality rules.
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Its focus is on the privacy and confidentiality rights of their innocent clients, patients, penitents and spouses.
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Reporting the issue may backfire, especially if you and your HR rep don't have a confidentiality agreement.
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He has since sparred with Trump, who sued him, claiming he violated a confidentiality agreement. http://wapo.
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Sources within OOC tell CNN that employees are able to waive confidentiality during the first counseling stage.
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Talking in Amharic, I introduced myself to him and told him about the confidentiality of our conversation.
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The photograph's viewer is positioned as the outsider, or even voyeur, unwelcome to share in their confidentiality.
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Because Goldman had asserted confidentiality during discovery, Chen-Oster's lawyers had to file those documents in secret.
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The contract, they said, included a confidentiality agreement stipulating that any disputes should first go into arbitration.
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The standard separation agreement included a routine confidentiality clause that was designed to protect proprietary company information.
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Hachette has, however, made a commitment of confidentiality to Anonymous and we intend to honor that commitment.
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The Club Financial Control Body said it could not comment on its deliberations for reasons of confidentiality.
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"We are in talks, we have agreed confidentiality and hope that we are making progress," she said.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported the estimated amount of the settlement, which included a confidentiality agreement.
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Mr. Edison asked that the exact amount not be disclosed because he had signed a confidentiality agreement.
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The women's bar association argues that such laws undo a promise of confidentiality made to the birthparents.
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At the same time, we must respect the confidentiality and integrity of the mediation and SafeSport processes.
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Arbitration, a common practice among technology companies, largely happens behind closed doors and can involve confidentiality clauses.
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"Yes, I am currently suing various people for violating their confidentiality agreements," Trump wrote on Twitter Saturday.
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An easily enforced, clear policy of confidentiality for seeking health care and for contract tracing is essential.
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Doesn't this directly contravene Tim's claim to being a responsible caretaker, an ethical impetus that overrides confidentiality?
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We conducted our work within 100 yards of the border crossing point which makes client confidentiality impossible.
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Mr. Graham said SmileDirectClub had offered him 25 percent of his cost back, including agreeing to confidentiality.
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A State Department spokesman, William B. Cocks, said he could not discuss individual visa issues, citing confidentiality.
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"Don't sign that back of the ticket because if you sign it you lost confidentiality," he says.
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The woman wrote in a separate blog post in December that she worried about rules of confidentiality.
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"There is an ethos of maintaining privacy and confidentiality — which sometimes is very beneficial," Mr. Sokolow said.
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"Our first obligation when someone brings forward a complaint is to protect that person's confidentiality," Oppenheim said.
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How do you protect the confidentiality of your sources and the security of your communications with them?
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He has proved particularly attuned to guarding the confidentiality of other conversations involving the former Soviet Union.
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"The right of the victims and the witnesses to confidentiality must always be protected," Mr. Tornielli wrote.
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The Third Circuit held that, despite the disclosure to the accountant, there was no exception to confidentiality.
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She declined to talk about her situation, citing a confidentiality provision in the settlement of her lawsuit.
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He declined to be named or to reveal the names of the producers because of client confidentiality.
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Despite the confidentiality agreement, Daniels' team has managed to say a great deal about the alleged affair.
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Johnson & Johnson maintained that it is protected by confidentiality -- a fact, it said, the court has upheld.
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The consequences for breaking confidentiality are severe, costing either side $500,000 per infringement, according to the document.
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The group alleged the contract's noncompete and confidentiality clauses illegally discouraged employees from exercising their labor rights.
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Importantly, the legislation does this without making changes to existing privacy laws designed to protect patient confidentiality.
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The Trump campaign has threatened legal action against Ms. Newman, saying she violated a 2016 confidentiality agreement.
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Terms of the settlements are not disclosed, and the players and the league reach a confidentiality agreement.
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Helme also said that police should be taking steps to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of emails.
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The German government and the ambassador, Peter Wittig, declined to comment, citing the confidentiality of the talks.
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To conflate an understandable desire to preserve confidentiality with an intention to evade tax is simplistic and misleading.
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The agreement also contains a confidentiality provision barring lawyers from panel firms from disclosing pension funds' trading data.
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The NYC funds said Bernstein Litowitz and Kessler Topaz did not obtain waivers and breached the confidentiality provision.
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A spokeswoman for the French budget ministry declined to comment because of the confidentiality of particular tax matters.
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And they have so far failed to execute a confidentiality agreement that would protect any legitimate trade secrets.
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It concealed the identify of the suspect, who said confidentiality was supposed to protect clients, not Swiss banks.
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Security, privacy and confidentiality are of the highest priority and we are committed to protecting our customers' information.
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DCFS declined to comment citing confidentiality laws but said any investigation includes an assessment of the entire family.
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Three senior researchers; each expert in one of the aspects of the paper, and each sworn to confidentiality.
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Swedbank has said it cannot comment on specific transactions or details about clients due to banking confidentiality laws.
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Sapin said he could not discuss what sums were at stake because of the confidentiality of tax matters.
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They're scared of his people, they're scared of they'll never work again, there's a $5 million confidentiality agreement.
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"We safeguard confidentiality so we can't really get into specifics," the two-sentence email from UCB directors said.
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Is it — and should it be — legal for employers to use confidentiality provisions to keep harassment claims secret?
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Federal lawmakers could act, too — say, by amending the Wagner Act to prohibit confidentiality clauses in harassment settlements.
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Anduril reportedly supports a government AI drone project, though Luckey declined to comment on it due to confidentiality.
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We also value the privacy of our patrons, and posting of credit card receipts violates our confidentiality policy.
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Hours after Uber's announcement, its competitor Lyft said it would waive its arbitration and confidentiality agreements as well.
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One citation said SeaWorld also required staff to sign a confidentiality agreement that discouraged them from reporting hazards.
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Nino Kajaia, a UNHRC spokeswoman in Georgia said the agency could not discuss individual cases due to confidentiality.
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The paper says some 10 sovereign and institutional investors have signed confidentiality agreements to access the data room.
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Hospital officials would not share the full extent of the children's injuries, nor their ages, citing medical confidentiality.
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The confidentiality program, once limited to domestic violence victims, allows survivors to hide home, school and work addresses.
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The announcement was an unusually public performance by a federal regulator which typically prizes confidentiality in such matters.
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However, this is why the White House counsel position is so vital, and why confidentiality is so important.
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"We believe that the policy was followed," Ms. Anello said, but declined to provide documentation, citing confidentiality laws.
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The EU document said that the exact confidentiality obligations for web firms would still have to be defined.
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She is represented by the state public defenders' office, which declined comment to PEOPLE citing client-attorney confidentiality.
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At this time, he has not seen the letter in question, and is respecting the request for confidentiality.
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She would not say how much the company has given, or the exact terms, citing a confidentiality agreement.
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True, if the client is seeking advice in order to commit a crime, he's not entitled to confidentiality.
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Kobolev said he could not disclose the price he had paid EU sellers for reasons of commercial confidentiality.
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"This is a shameful way to treat our witness who insisted on confidentiality," he added, referring to Ford.
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If a therapist thinks your life or someone else's life is in grave danger, they can break confidentiality.
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An executive was unavailable to comment and a spokeswoman declined to respond to questions, citing customer confidentiality agreements.
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But once the parties enter mediation there is confidentiality in terms of the materials produced within the mediation.
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Ms. Fuertes-Knight, who is of mixed race, is bound by a confidentiality agreement and declined to comment.
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The complaint alleges USAG attempted to silence Maroney through the confidentiality and non-disparagement clauses of the agreement.
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Ford declined to comment on the confidentiality agreement or whether CAOA had been the one to sign it.
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MEG had invited Husky in November to sign a confidentiality agreement and enter its data room, Rogers said.
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Trump later sued Nunberg seeking damages of $10 million, saying the former aide had broken a confidentiality agreement.
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Still, the report says, improvements can be made, such as improving confidentiality and privacy to encourage more reporting.
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On Wall Street, moneymaking companies have long relied on confidentiality agreements to prevent employees from divulging their secrets.
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Interested parties, including Washington, signed confidentiality agreements to get access to company data, Dominion said on May 1.
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Ms. Neilson reportedly received a substantial settlement after signing a confidentiality agreement and reverting to her maiden name.
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Most asked to remain anonymous because they were bound by confidentiality agreements or feared retribution for speaking out.
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Ask Peter Thiel and his company Palantir Technologies to protect its confidentiality and secure it against malicious attacks.
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An N.F.L. spokesman and one of Kaepernick's lawyers declined to comment on Thursday, referring to the confidentiality agreement.
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Ms. Fuertes-Knight, who is of mixed race, is bound by a confidentiality agreement and declined to comment.
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An Omani official confirmed that the Sultanate was talking with banks but declined to give details, citing confidentiality.
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That is why doctors and health providers are required by law to maintain patient confidentiality in most cases.
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They declined to be named because of confidentiality agreements, the possibility of litigation and an ongoing internal investigation.
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In this case, Ms. Feinstein said she did not raise the issue earlier because Dr. Blasey requested confidentiality.
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He said the board was not trying to remove Mr. Paladino for his comments, but for breaching confidentiality.
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He also said that Bloomberg will no longer offer confidentiality agreements to resolve sexual harassment or misconduct complaints.
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Though the facts eventually came to light, Vincent said, initial confidentiality in the Melton case "stymied" the agency.
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The candidate is seeking $10 million in damages from the former campaign aide for breaching a confidentiality agreement.
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Only Apple employees, subject to strict confidentiality obligations, are able to access audio interactions with Siri and Dictation.
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"In this situation, out of respect for privacy and confidentiality, I can't say any more," Mr. Probst said.
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Several women who have accused the singer R. Kelly of sexual abuse have spoken out despite confidentiality agreements.
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It would protect the confidentiality of electronic communications, and the tech industry is fighting hard to quash it.
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It promises to refund dissatisfied customers but asks some to sign confidentiality statements and delete negative online reviews.
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Bloomberg also said he won't offer confidentiality agreements to resolve claims of sexual harassment or misconduct going forward.
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"Apple takes confidentiality and the protection of our intellectual property very seriously," the company said in a statement.
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First of all, shareholder information is not filed at the Public Registry, therefore granting confidentiality to beneficial owners.
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She is accused of violating a confidentiality agreement she signed with the campaign in 2016, the official said.
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A spokesman with the Arizona Department of Child Safety wouldn't discuss the toddler's case due to confidentiality laws.
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And while their confidentiality should be protected if they so desire, it should not be required of them.
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He cited "confidentiality" as a reason for not answering congressional questions about conversations with other White House officials.
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"At this time, my client sees this as a continued breach of the confidentiality agreement," Ronickher told CNN.
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It also aims to help firms automate financial regulatory compliance, in line with confidentiality and data protection laws.
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For that to happen, you'd have to disclose your illness and free your doctor from physician-patient confidentiality.
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" USA Gymnastics said: "Contrary to reports, the concept of confidentiality was initiated by McKayla's attorney, not USA Gymnastics.
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Almost all of them required strict confidentiality to speak without fear of retribution from their bishops or superiors.
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McGee said he owed no duty of confidentiality to his friend, but the 3rd Circuit affirmed his conviction.
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They did not respond to requests for comment or declined to comment on the record, citing confidentiality agreements.
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" Dorf then notes that Apple's argument is compelling in principle, but that there's no established legal principle or precedent that gives a "manufacturer-customer privilege" of confidentiality, similar to doctor-patient confidentiality: "To be clear, I think Apple will likely lose this fight—at least given the case law we have.
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She also signed a confidentiality agreement in which she agreed not to again initiate criminal charges against the comedian.
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"The Committee on the other hand has not provided a single accommodation acknowledging the confidentiality concerns," the official said.
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Feinstein maintains she did not come forward with the claims in order to protect the confidentiality requested by Ford.
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Perkins said several potential buyers had signed confidentiality agreements allowing detailed talks, including some interested in the whole portfolio.
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The rider, in addition to demanding confidentiality unless required by law, specified that Giffords would make only brief remarks.
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What she didn't anticipate is Australian women's website Mamamia publishing what appeared to be her private requests, breaching confidentiality.
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Like California's confidentiality law, these proposals are good for extreme cases, says Morgan Cordary of the nonprofit Privacy Clearinghouse.
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They argued that Cohen is a lawyer and the government could be violating the attorney-client privilege of confidentiality.
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Currently, settlements allow employers to take back payouts in part or in full from employees who break confidentiality agreements.
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In many states, therapists are legally allowed to break confidentiality and inform emergency contacts if a patient is suicidal.
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Pharmaceutical companies have been increasingly unwilling to sell drugs used in capital punishment, although Arkansas law grants vendors confidentiality.
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The other thing that I take incredibly seriously is the spirit of client confidentiality because this is an issue.
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The grand jury proceedings take place in secret, and grand jurors and prosecutors are bound by strict confidentiality rules.
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Curiously, all five California assembly members who signed the letter criticizing Tesla's confidentiality agreement are endorsed by the UAW.
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When reached via e-mail by CNN, a DCFS spokesperson declined to comment on the case citing confidentiality laws.
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An LG Chem official declined to comment on the report, citing the confidentiality of its relationship with a client.
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However, that settlement did not include a confidentiality clause, which McGowan says she wasn't aware of until last year.
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"We won't comply with ... laws that are incompatible with Telegram's confidentiality policy or protecting people's private lives," wrote Durov.
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According to Hedges, Tesla didn't hire people who didn't sign a confidentiality agreement; the company feared leaks, he said.
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Morton claimed confidentiality for the list of boycotting companies, thus protecting the companies but presumably harming trade with Israel.
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"Protection of victim confidentiality is essential, though we were never contacted about our thoughts on this," the source said.
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"Interpreters are regular folks with not enough training about ethics and confidentiality," says Hassan, who knows from personal experience.
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"This case was resolved to my client's satisfaction, but we're under a strict confidentiality agreement," he said on Wednesday.
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Provided consent and confidentiality can be maintained, Dodge would prefer the nonprofits to reach out to the survivor directly.
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We also reserve our position in relation to their position on medical confidentiality and the equitable duty of confidence.
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None of the institutions Reuters spoke to would give details of the performance of their algorithms, citing commercial confidentiality.
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Prince then sued the employees, whom he also fired, on the grounds that they had violated a confidentiality agreement.
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To that end, the Forward app is GDPR compliant, NHS IG Toolkit Certified and meets the GMC's confidentiality guidelines.
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Run away from any deal that requires you to sign a confidentiality agreement stating you won't discuss the transaction.
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GERMANWINGS CRASH Report recommendation: Should doctors be able to break patient confidentiality rules and report on pilots' health issues?
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"This provides some confidentiality but also provides a common service experience," said Robin Sherwood, a CFP at the firm.
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When he threatened the psychologist with violence, doctor-patient confidentiality was voided and the evidence made admissible in court.
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Hachette has "made a commitment of confidentiality to Anonymous and we intend to honor that commitment," the statement said.
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With interim results not leaked, through confidentiality and cybersecurity segmentation, accidental or deliberate biasing wouldn't suppress otherwise motivated voters.
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It said it could not disclose what it believed had been behind his sudden illness due to patient confidentiality.
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"Following this scandal that (confidentiality) policy surely now must be binned," Sydney newspaper, the Daily Telegraph, said on Monday.
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Sam Nunberg Nunberg served as a staffer for the Trump campaign before being fired for breaching a confidentiality agreement.
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A spokesman for the building said a "strict confidentiality agreement" prevented him from disclosing any information about the unit.
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Most of the women who accepted settlements signed a confidentiality agreement that prevented them from speaking about the situation.
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Some details may be held back, because of assertions of executive privilege, grand jury secrecy and other confidentiality considerations.
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"There were things that he was unwilling to answer based on a confidentiality agreement with his client," Conaway said.
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For this prospect to weigh against the presumptive breach of confidentiality, it would have to be a good thing.
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"You have a reasonable expectation of confidentiality and privacy in your conversations at your place of work," Conway said.
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The dismissal includes a confidentiality agreement and both sides have declined to issue a further statement on the case.
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A hallmark of the Title X family planning program is its confidentiality guarantee for all patients, including young people.
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The confidentiality agreement specifically refutes and denies the validity of all allegations of any wrongful conduct by Mr. Bradley.
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The players' union and Mejia's agent, Peter Greenberg, declined to comment, citing confidentiality provisions in baseball's drug-testing policy.
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Ogden refused to appear in court on the grounds it would violate the terms of confidentiality with his subjects.
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Zuckerberg confirmed that he himself had not been interviewed, then declined to elaborate, citing the confidentiality of the investigation.
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"There's legitimate unease about the perception that rich people can use these confidentiality terms to silence people," said Miskella.
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Bottom line: One of those men wants to talk about it, but Bloom refuses to waive a confidentiality agreement.
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Officials would not disclose which states were targeted, emphasizing the need to protect the confidentiality of the states affected.
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As for Penn State, officials there said they could not discuss their disciplinary process because of student confidentiality rules.
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Any current or former Goldman employees with restricted stock must regularly sign a confidentiality agreement or forfeit the payments.
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In most cases, Ms. Allred said, if there is no confidentiality agreement, there is no shot at a settlement.
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When we take the Hippocratic Oath to become doctors, we pledge to care for patients and respect their confidentiality.
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Wrong as his judgment may have been, Obama was motivated by a view of a government need for confidentiality.
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"The outcome of the review will be made public, subject to due process and confidentiality considerations," the tribunal said.
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He could argue the company violated the confidentiality terms of his exit agreement when the internal investigation became public.
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Church officials, however, argue that confidentiality is integral to the ritual, and Archbishop Hart took issue with the proposal.
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Courts have generally approved these mandatory disclosure laws, concluding that there is no absolute right to medical confidentiality here.
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They are often shrouded in confidentiality, and arbitration awards tend to be less than those in a jury trial.
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She later cut a deal with Ronaldo in which she would sign a confidentiality agreement in exchange for $375k.
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He added that anyone who departed while holding shares of restricted stock was required to sign a confidentiality agreement.
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Bibi Taylor, president of the board of trustees, declined to comment, citing the confidentiality of personnel and litigation matters.
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Regardless, your visibility, whether you wanted it or not, comes at a price: the erosion of privacy and confidentiality.
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They also had to sign a confidentiality agreement, keeping the contents of the exhibit a mystery to the public.
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"There is a standing confidentiality order that they violated," said Scott Partridge, vice president of global strategy for Monsanto.
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"Despite the fact that people get used to the system, protection of confidentiality is always a concern," said Ross.
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Stanford officials said they could not talk about details of the case because of confidentiality rules and federal law.
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In order to guarantee their silence following the undisclosed payments, he reportedly required each to sign a confidentiality agreement.
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The report released on Wednesday cites several historical instances in which the church allowed exceptions to that confidentiality requirement.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping signed a decree that includes improving confidentiality for military events, overseas cooperation, and arms fairs.
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They should also have assurances that companies collecting data have adequate measures in place to ensure security and confidentiality.
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"We won't comply with ... laws that are incompatible with Telegram's confidentiality policy or protecting people's private lives," Durov said.
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Specialists and former government officials say confidentiality concerns might prevent the public from ever knowing whether a breach occurred.
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Over the years, they threw a blanket of confidentiality over discovery, the pretrial exchange of information between opposing sides.
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Even after signing a confidentiality agreement, the "board denied Praesidium any concrete financial information or plan," the letter said.
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Even after signing a confidentiality agreement, the "board denied Praesidium any concrete financial information or plan," the letter said.
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This is all done in private, and members of the leadership team are required to sign a confidentiality agreement.
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The directive is sometimes known as the "cookie law" and lays out guidelines for tracking, confidentiality, and monitoring online.
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The White House has argued that confidentiality protections offered to the executive branch apply to current and former aides.
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When you start to talk about it in public or talk to each other, there's some NDA confidentiality issues.
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It was Mr. Platkin who advised Mr. Cammarano not to tell the governor about the allegation, citing confidentiality policy.
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Both the identity of the buyer and the purchase price were covered by a confidentiality clause, the statement said.
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Some states already have laws restricting confidentiality agreements that conceal "public hazards," such as product defects or environmental contamination.
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It also offered to sign a confidentiality agreement so both companies can carry out due diligence on one another.
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Our customers' confidentiality is paramount to us, and it wouldn't be appropriate for us to comment on their behalf.
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"This creates a void of protection of confidentiality for the users of these services," the draft said, referring to OTTs.
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In this case, perhaps the judge wasn't specific enough with his request for confidentiality when it came to social media.
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To maintain confidentiality, case managers get an employee's approval before reaching out to anyone else to help fix an issue.
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Daimler said it was cooperating with the U.S. authorities and had agreed upon strict confidentiality with the Department of Justice.
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Safe spaces The confidentiality of this means of internal communication is supposed to guard against moments like we're experiencing now.
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However, the actual number of doctors at these companies may be higher, depending on how strict they are about confidentiality.
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Kotlikoff cited confidentiality policies set by Cornell and federal agencies that are supposedly designed to protect complainants, respondents, and witnesses.
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Feinstein and Eshoo kept the letter secret, with Feinstein explaining in a later statement that Ford had asked for confidentiality.
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The women will not be required to sign confidentiality agreements or nondisclosure agreements, according to the announcement of the settlement.
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California last year similarly banned confidentiality agreements in cases of workplace harassment, but only where a potential felony was involved.
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There is no expectation of attorney-client privilege or confidentiality of anything you may communicate to us in this forum.
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But if she didn't free you, your telling Dave what you learned would have violated an important form of confidentiality.
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Second, the terms of the settlement are not covered by a confidentiality clause, a common requirement for many lawsuit settlements.
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" Barzilay also told BuzzFeed News the union would investigate the potential breach of confidentiality "if such a claim came forward.
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It is far from clear that Flynn's new attorney would agree to any waiver of confidentiality with his former lawyers.
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At his news conference on Tuesday, the mayor said confidentiality rules prevented him from talking about the case more openly.
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Legal change will likely depend on whether state lawmakers have the courage and creativity to craft legislation limiting confidentiality agreements.
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"I got a product going now — it involves banana peels," he said vaguely, since confidentiality is critical in this business.
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This statement says that research focusing on topics that include illegal activities depends on promises of strong confidentiality to participants.
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These vendors are under strict contractual terms that provide for the highest level of confidentiality, data security, and user privacy.
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An NIH official said Wu and 4 other scientists had violated confidentiality requirements and didn't disclose paid work in China.
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MGX CEO Jared Lazerson said commercial confidentiality rules meant he could not comment on whether any agreements had been signed.
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Some excuse Theranos' secrecy as merely protecting their intellectual property and technology, in addition to desiring confidentiality for their company.
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There are confidentiality agreements as well as other protections that you can put in place during the due diligence process.
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McDougal then took her story to ABC News, and signed a confidentiality agreement with the network to tell her story.
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Constand is still bound by the confidentiality agreement she signed when she settled the lawsuit against Cosby in late 2006.
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Often the proceedings have confidentiality clauses attached that prevent the employee from speaking about the case, thereby protecting repeat offenders.
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And the woman's infection was still treatable with other antibiotics (due to medical confidentiality, though, her ultimate fate isn't known).
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In other words, users "should not rely solely on hardware encryption as offered by SSDs for confidentiality," the researchers said.
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Confidentiality agreements have come under increased scrutiny in Britain amid the global 'Me Too' movement against sexual harassment and assault.
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The church also is waiving any confidentiality rights the diocese obtained while reaching abuse settlements over the years, Gainer said.
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There is no dispute: A data breach is the unauthorized disclosure of information compromising the confidentiality of personally identifiable information.
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The email details almost half a dozen examples of recent confidentiality breaches and the actions Tesla took against those employees.
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U.S. House Democrats have argued that U.S. federal laws protecting banking customers' confidentiality did not apply to requests from Congress.
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And my names isn't Juli—I had to sign a confidentiality agreement back when I worked for these horrible hellholes.
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The bill lacks language on how confidentiality will be protected and for what purposes the EPA should consider data sharing.
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His continued efforts to discuss and falsely represent our reporting, and his role in it, has waived any source confidentiality.
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Woodside's Coleman said he was only able to comment on this case as "clearly someone in Korea has broken confidentiality".
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It said in a statement that the online tool provides the same confidentiality and legal protection as the old method.
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Krauss, citing client confidentiality, declined to provide a copy of the lawsuit but confirmed the accuracy of the WirtschaftWoche article.
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Per the FTC statement in 2011, Facebook agreed to "protect the privacy and confidentiality of consumers' information," among other things.
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During this time, Carrey also continued asking White to sign a confidentiality agreement, which she had initially agreed to do.
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Given the "false claims previously made by" White, Carrey was insistent on hammering out a "strong and unambiguous" confidentiality agreement.
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But Cooper, a Democrat, vetoed the legislation last week, because of a provision that increased confidentiality in campaign finance investigations.
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The decision to bar reporting on the shooting was aimed at "maintaining the confidentiality of investigations," a government statement said.
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Ford also was reluctant to testify publicly against Kavanaugh and initially requested that Feinstein maintain her confidentiality, which Feinstein respected.
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Democrats can plausibly point to Ford's initial request for confidentiality, which she confirmed making, as the reason for the delay.
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The EU rules also allow national governments to restrict the right to confidentiality for national security and law enforcement purposes.
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Medical institutions and physician practices should have specific enforceable policies about the confidentiality of images created in the medical workplace.
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Uchitel was forced to give back most of the money after Woods claimed that she had violated a confidentiality agreement.
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Confidentiality agreements, a common part of sexual harassment settlements, have been in the news as part of the #MeToo movement.
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Nina Devlin, a Mylan executive, rejected a request by The Times to release these nonprofit groups from their confidentiality agreements.
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As part of the arrangement, which was first reported on Tuesday by Vanity Fair, Ms. Carlson signed a confidentiality agreement.
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Name Withheld Your doctor has obligations of confidentiality to your friend that rule out his discussing with you what happened.
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AMS previously showed interest in Osram in June, signing a confidentiality agreement in order to gain access for due diligence.
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"Implications that agents do not respect the confidentiality of those investigations is simply false," said the association's president Thomas O'Connor.
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In light of our patient privacy obligations and the confidentiality of protected health information, we cannot comment on this case.
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Christie's, which sold the work Wednesday, is bound by the usual confidentiality agreements and can't say anything about the buyer.
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"There is a well-established process of confidentiality on that committee," Cotton told CBS News's John Dickerson on Sept. 30.
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Rodriguez has signed a confidentiality agreement that keeps her from talking about the Daniels deal with Cohen, the source said.
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He emphasized the need to simultaneously protect confidentiality and to appropriately engage parents in their adolescent and young adults' health.
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"I'd ask providers to rethink how we can constructively involve parents while protecting adolescent and young adult confidentiality," he said.
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The government declined to comment on the size of the guarantee or the possibility of further support, citing commercial confidentiality.
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Details of the lawsuit were unclear, as Walgreens filed it under seal, citing a confidentiality agreement between the two companies.
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JFK Medical Center, Jersey Shore Medical Center, and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia declined to comment on Mariee, citing patient confidentiality.
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Catherine Scott, referenced in the Meyer email, was unable to make additional comments, citing being bound to a confidentiality agreement.
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The Democratic-controlled committee called those confidentiality concerns a "sham principle" that has not been recognized as legitimate in court.
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If you think about it, it's really a "confidentiality" type of attack where the secrecy of data is being undermined.
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Otto then contacted a high-vetted vendor Waymo had begun working with despite the confidentiality agreements between the two companies.
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Asked whether Abdeslam, born and raised in Brussels, was still helping police investigators, Mary declined to comment, citing client confidentiality.
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Darnell Ball, one of the guards in the van that transported Mr. Galack, declined to comment, citing a confidentiality agreement.
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The union said the move could weaken the bank's "existing security controls" and impact on the confidentiality of customer data.
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John Baker, who oversees military commissions defense lawyers, sent an email in June warning all defense lawyers of confidentiality problems.
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Key parts of Uber's filing—and much of Larry Page's deposition to which it refers—have been redacted for confidentiality.
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Semi-confidentiality is especially desirable when secret information involves a pattern of unlawful behavior that can be stopped if exposed.
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Guaranteeing people's confidentiality has become more of a challenge, but some scholars worry that the new system will impede research.
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Physicians who assure confidentiality and earn the trust of their patients can screen for alcohol use in adolescents pretty well.
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The cheerleaders spoke on condition of anonymity because they were required to sign confidentiality agreements when they joined the team.
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"Take Two and 23K take the security and confidentiality of trade secrets very seriously," a 2K representative told The Verge.
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This plays into Abramson's strategy, which includes persuading the judge that admitting the tapes into evidence would violate patient confidentiality.
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The employees may be able to deduce who has the disease, but the employer is spared the breach of confidentiality.
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But officials would not disclose which states were targeted, citing the need to protect the confidentiality of the states affected.
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" The N.F.L. said in a statement, "We are abiding by the confidentiality provision of the CBA and have no comment.
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The increased confidentiality was part of a revised law that will take effect on March 1, according to the newspaper.
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If a bad precedent was set regarding the confidentiality of presidential conversations with foreign leaders, that is Trump's fault entirely.
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Tenants apply for assistance through New York City's Human Resources Administration, which offers confidentiality, Ms. Baez assures her undocumented clients.
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Title X and Medicaid, which is overseen by the department, have also provided for confidentiality for teenagers seeking birth control.
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"We encourage anyone with information to contact the museum directly, and we guarantee complete confidentiality," he said in the statement.
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The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency says it doesn't disclose additional details on the impacted agencies because of confidentiality requirements.
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University officials have said they limited public information in deference to federal privacy law, confidentiality agreements and victims' presumed feelings.
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Everyday, Americans enter into contractual agreements for cell phone services, home mortgages, new cars, their employment and yes, for confidentiality.
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Claus Risager, CEO of Blue Ocean Robotics, declined to comment on specifics of the legal disputes citing a confidentiality agreement.
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A jury found Facebook liable for $500 million in damages, in part for Mr. Luckey's violation of a confidentiality agreement.
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The labor board had challenged some of the confidentiality provisions in the contracts that Bridgewater requires its employees to sign.
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The Census Bureau encountered unprecedented fear about confidentiality of responses in September 2017 pretests, even without being asked about citizenship.
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In an email, Brienne Rose, the show's music supervisor, did not specify the terms of the licensing deal, citing confidentiality.
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Mr. Weinstein, whose abuse of women was exposed by The New York Times in October, also has used confidentiality agreements.
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A spokesman for Fieldston, Davidson Goldin, declined to comment on how the other students would be disciplined, citing student confidentiality.
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Sajudin released a statement after the stories broke Thursday acknowledging that he had a confidentiality agreement with American Media Inc.
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Confidentiality agreements, at least in some cases, can also prevent men accused of misconduct from falsely characterizing claims against them.
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That individual strongly requested confidentiality, declined to come forward or press the matter further, and I have honored that decision.
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These sources agreed to speak to Motherboard on the condition of anonymity, because Google has a notoriously strict confidentiality agreement.
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"Elliott specifically was paying for confidentiality that would shield his family from the embarrassing mistake he made," Clark told the Journal.
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Jeanette Manfra, the department's acting deputy undersecretary of cyber security, would not identify which states had been targeted, citing confidentiality agreements.
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"A confidentiality agreement was signed, but the jeweler is currently selling it, and there's only one such ring," my source said.
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Sasser and Shackelford also declined to comment on their work with Trump&aposs transition team after the 2016 election, citing confidentiality.
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" Cipollone added that the documents in question were still protected by executive privilege "because they implicate significant Executive Branch confidentiality interests.
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Elson and Markey never asked for the information, and OSU never asked them to sign any confidentiality agreement before sending it.
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After sending the files, OSU repeatedly reminded Markey and Elson in email correspondence that university procedures required them to maintain confidentiality.
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The redactions were necessary because of a confidentiality agreement associated with obtaining the documents, a person familiar with the matter said.
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The names of the companies used in the study have been withheld by the authors, in an effort to preserve confidentiality.
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"We have no confidentiality in many of our offices," said Stephanie Yellin-Mednick, a school nurse in the San Fernando Valley.
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Purported tactics included maintaining overly broad confidentiality practices, restricting union organizing activity, retaliation against supporters, and preventing safety discussions among workers.
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Rosenbach's attorney Phillip Bock pointed to Illinois' AIDS Confidentiality Act as another statute that could be affected by the court's decision.
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The parents are not getting a phone call from us, because we're not allowed to tell them because of patient confidentiality.
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West added that sexual harassment and assault survivors now have the option to settle claims through confidentiality, arbitration, or open court.
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West also announced that Uber won't require confidentiality provisions or non-disclosure agreements so that survivors can freely share their experiences.
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The company refused to say how much Enfield council was paying to install Amelia in their systems due to commercial confidentiality.
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"Take-Two and 2K take the security and confidentiality of trade secrets very seriously," a representative for 2K told The Verge.
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Not after this weekend when she's blown the confidentiality... I actually think she's jeopardized the negotiations for her own personal protection.
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Under the confidentiality provisions of the NAI arbitration rules, neither Capgemini nor SVB can comment on the contents of the proceedings
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"Apple takes confidentiality and the protection of our IP very seriously," Tom Neumayr, a spokesperson for Apple, said in an email.
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He declined to show the list to Reuters, citing confidentiality for official documents, or to say when it would be finalised.
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Medivation — Medivation rejected Sanofi's improved $58 per share takeover bid, but has signed confidentiality agreements with Sanofi and other unnamed parties.
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Medivation has already signed confidentiality agreements to discuss a potential sale with other companies, including Pfizer and Celgene, the people added.
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At First American, security, privacy and confidentiality are of the highest priority and we are committed to protecting our customers' information.
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She filled out the forms, answering yes to drinking and sex but no to killing, and signed a document swearing confidentiality.
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Lyft, which sued VanderZanden for allegedly breaking a confidentiality agreement when he joined Uber, later settled with him for undisclosed terms.
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The source did not give any details on the parts that Mando could provide for the cheaper Model 0003, citing confidentiality.
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For confidentiality reasons, the company has only released mosaic censored footage of the robotic arms folding the clothes inside the machine.
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State of Montana than simply Jordan Johnson's right to privacy, my request for documents or the confidentiality of the commissioner's emails.
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We work with whistleblowers, victims, lawyers, journalists and campaigners around the world, so confidentiality and protection of our sources is vital.
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Walgreens claimed Theranos violated some of the non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements it agreed to when it first partnered with Walgreens.
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The reporter's vote may have been one of those, but it was impossible to establish for sure because of voter confidentiality.
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" Cipollone also wrote that "the fact that communications involve individuals outside the Executive Branch does not undermine the President's confidentiality interests.
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The Commission has declined requests to release the report, citing commercial confidentiality, and did not respond to a request for comment.
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"Security, privacy and confidentiality are of the highest priority, and we are committed to protecting our customers' information," the company said.
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Robreno also ruled that Cosby's civil suit against the National Enquirer for allegedly violating a confidentiality agreement can proceed as well.
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But Keyssa is accusing Essential of including techniques in its phone that were gleaned from their relationship, despite their confidentiality agreement.
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The source did not give any details on the parts that Mando could provide for the cheaper Model 3, citing confidentiality.
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Abdeslam's lawyer Sven Mary said he would sue Molins for making the comment public, calling it a violation of judicial confidentiality.
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" SWIFT says it requires customer to notify SWIFT of problems that can affect the "confidentiality, integrity, or availability of SWIFT service.
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The pledges are enforced with strict penalties for violating them and it is essential to keep these promises to protect confidentiality.
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In the Nixon case in 1974, the Supreme Court acknowledged that presidents may have a generalized interest in maintaining such confidentiality.
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The investigation found at least 20 "examples of misjudgements" by Mallett, including violations of the Bank's information technology and confidentiality policies.
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Confidentiality is again a top priority as the famously leak-averse Obama delves into the backgrounds and records of potential nominees.
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"UNHCR does not comment on individual cases, including for reasons of confidentiality and data protection," the agency said in a statement.
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Swedbank has in each instance said it cannot comment on specific transactions or details about clients due to banking confidentiality laws.
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They both consider them far larger and more important than the confidentiality threat and believe that we are vulnerable to attack.
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People would disagree with me I'm sure, but I don't think there's an inherent moral right about the duty of confidentiality.
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Not after this weekend when she's blown the confidentiality... I actually think she's jeopardised the negotiations for her own personal protection.
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In asking for confidentiality surrounding its actions, the government argued that the release of such documents would roil the financial markets.
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Lawyers for both Trump and Cohen have argued that swaths of the materials should be protected by attorney-client confidentiality privileges.
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A precise accounting is not possible because state confidentiality laws prohibit the release of names of corrections officers who are disciplined.
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Mayorga filed a lawsuit last October alleging that Ronaldo paid her $375,000 as part of a confidentiality agreement about the incident.
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Some of the professors accused of misconduct remained on the payroll or were able to resign quietly, aided by confidentiality agreements.
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"We continue to believe that the public interest in publication of this information outweighs the confidentiality concerns raised here," he said.
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The LME, the world's oldest and largest market for industrial metals, declined to give volume data for LMEshield due to confidentiality.
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SandRidge Energy – The company said it has signed confidentiality agreements with 17 potential bidders, as it continues a strategic review process.
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"The S.E.C.'s devotion to maintaining the confidentiality of whistle-blowers is the biggest factor in the program's success," he said.
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In a statement, Bloom called on the congressman and the Office of Compliance to release her client from her confidentiality agreement.
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Nunberg worked as an aide to the Trump campaign until he was fired in 85033 for allegedly breaching a confidentiality agreement.
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Confidentiality also can be a valuable tool in encouraging victims of harassment to come forward, and allowing them to move on.
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But, according to Mr. Bland, only a small minority of employers insert strict confidentiality provisions into their arbitration agreements with workers.
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"Confidentiality is implied, Jon," Conway responded, pivoting to reports that Manigault Newman recorded conversations during her time in the White House.
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A few of the complaints pertained to a requirement that owners sign confidentiality agreements in exchange for having their cars repaired.
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But when Clement used Kennedy's argument to bolster the employers' defense, Ginsburg interjected to ask about an attorney's duty of confidentiality.
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He said the transaction seemed odd to him, but his line of work demands confidentiality, so he didn't ask many questions.
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The mechanism Yale has put in place to handle sexual misconduct complaints emphasizes confidentiality to make students feel comfortable coming forward.
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The mechanism Yale has put in place to handle sexual misconduct complaints stresses confidentiality to make students feel comfortable coming forward.
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Name Withheld You don't say how you came by this knowledge; let's stipulate that you don't have any obligations of confidentiality.
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He also attempted to block the release of Dixie Chicks music, claiming it would break the confidentiality clause in their prenup.
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"We respect the confidentiality of the Cfius process and therefore will not comment on it," the company said in a statement.
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The resolution of this matter is subject to a confidentiality agreement so there will be no further comment by any party.
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" Ohio's concern for the confidentiality of workers' comp claims, the court said, "cannot outweigh Bevan's right to engage in commercial speech.
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The agreement included a confidentiality clause, which barred both sides from talking about the dispute, as well as a nondisparagement clause.
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Following confidentiality requirements, Judge Barry's name does not appear on the order ending the investigation or the correspondence with the complainants.
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The board itself has said that it cannot disclose whether it even took action against the mayor because of confidentiality rules.
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A setting that fosters both confidentiality and camaraderie seems like a good place to try reaching men to talk about hypertension.
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She uses the promise of doctor-patient confidentiality, a secular version of the seal of confession, to coax out shameful secrets.
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Kathryn Mayorga has maintained that Ronaldo paid $375,000 in a settlement and confidentiality agreement after she accused him of sexual assault.
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But most people wouldn't have that and even when they do it's all about availability and confidentiality, not about threat detection.
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"FIFA condemns any attempts to compromise the confidentiality, integrity and availability of data in any organization using unlawful practices," FIFA said.
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Similar conflicts during the Watergate and Monica S. Lewinsky scandals resulted in court rulings that limited a president's right to confidentiality.
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The agency said violating confidentiality would prompt presidents to keep agents at a distance, and thereby increase the risk of assassination.
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In the past, NSO has denied involvement in some of those instances and declined to discuss others, citing client confidentiality requirements.
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That proposal is currently being litigated in a separate Virgin Islands case and imposes confidentiality on any claimants, Ms. George said.
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The Trump campaign also filed an arbitration action Tuesday against Manigault Newman, alleging she breached a 2016 confidentiality agreement she signed.
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Ms. Diamond left the network, bound by a confidentiality agreement, and Mr. O'Reilly paid the settlement, two of the people said.
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The National Labor Relations Board said Bridgewater had interfered with employees' rights through its use of confidentiality agreements, the Times reported.
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It has also clarified that law clerks and other courthouse employees' can report judges' misbehavior without violating their obligations of confidentiality.
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The impasse was described by people who would not speak for attribution because of confidentiality rules imposed by the Tony Awards.
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The agency order prohibits Cambridge Analytica from misrepresenting the extent to which it protects the privacy and confidentiality of personal information.
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The unnamed woman filed her first complaint in 2014 and eventually signed a confidentiality agreement that included a settlement of $85033,111.75.
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As part of the deal, Easterbrook signed a confidentiality agreement and vowed not to work for McDonald's competitors for two years.
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Initially the case was struck out, on the grounds that letting it go to trial would risk undermining doctor-patient confidentiality.
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Since 2002, Catholic dioceses dealing with sexual abuse allegations have been forbidden from entering into confidentiality agreements unless victims requested them.
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With no oath of office or other pledge of confidentiality, how will she be held accountable for violation of secrecy rules?
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STR declined to confirm or comment on the specific numbers for the Trump hotel in DC, citing the firm's confidentiality policy.
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Unions have argued that it is unfair to now make public disciplinary records from the past, when officers were guaranteed confidentiality.
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Miskella gave no names or details about the allegations because those coming forward had done so with the promise of confidentiality.
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The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, which conducts asylum interviews said it cannot comment on individual cases because confidentiality rules apply.
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Asked where OOC would point to in the law for the claim by Cech that office-by-office breakdowns "would violate the confidentiality required by the CAA," Cech only repeated the statement: "The Congressional Accountability Act requires that the OOC maintain the confidentiality of contacts and claims filed with the office that do not result in a final decision."
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"Based on this flagrant breach of confidentiality Domingo's counsel has withdrawn the agreement, which was expressly premised on A.G.M.A.'s promise to maintain confidentiality over the details of the investigatory report," said the email, which was signed by Leonard Egert, the union's national executive director, and Raymond Menard, its president, and sent to the union's board.
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"We believe that significant changes are necessary to address the potential for harassment of employees who work in the federal court system, the confidentiality principles that apply to work in chambers, and the risk that these confidentiality provisions can be used to shield, if not enable, harassment," the clerks wrote in the letter, obtained by HuffPost.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg asked for confidentiality from farmers and small business owners when he took his tour of America in 2017.
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Manly revealed the confidentiality agreement as part of a lawsuit filed on behalf of Maroney against USA Gymnastics and Nassar, among others.
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Asked whether the network was investigating complaints against any other employees beyond Oreskes, Lara declined to comment, citing concerns about employee confidentiality.
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The city had to sign a confidentiality agreement with the patent holder in order to learn the specific makeup of the chemical.
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Web-hosting and support companies Hetzner, GoDaddy and Cloudflare all declined to give any information about the websites' operator, citing client confidentiality.
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However, a senior Apple legal official who spoke with BuzzFeed News said the company is bound by no confidentiality order or agreement.
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The popular adult entertainment website will now default to HTTPS to give its users a little more confidentiality when visiting the site.
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Jerry McNerney called the "secretive and capricious nature" of the waivers that largely keep recipients a secret due to business confidentiality concerns.
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In a broad sense, courts will enforce confidentiality clauses contained in settlement agreements and in the NDAs employees are required to sign.
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Go deeper: The Grand Jury report in Pennsylvania detailed the practices of confidentiality that helped church members keep their abuse under wraps.
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"Donald Trump himself revealed that he is among our customers, but we can't say anything because of bank confidentiality laws," Cryan said.
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Confidentiality clauses relating to harassment claims come in two basic flavors — and under existing law, the distinction between the two is significant.
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A joint statement said the settlement will not have confidentiality agreements or non-disclosure agreements attached to the settlement attached to them.
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Support workers received training beforehand in listening skills, cultural awareness, self-disclosure, and confidentiality, as well as how to use the workbook.
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Hohn called on Brydon to waive a confidentiality agreement TCI said had been signed by Rolet covering the reasons behind his departure.
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All democracies face a tension between civil liberties on the one hand and national security and confidentiality within government on the other.
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The National Archives did a document dump on Friday, releasing transcripts, meeting agendas, and confidentiality agreements from the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission.
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" The filing also says that disclosure of such information "would risk prejudicial pretrial publicity," and "affect the privacy and confidentiality of individuals.
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If you don't trust these people to keep your secrets under a confidentiality agreement, then you shouldn't be in business with them.
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Reuters reported in March that Brazilian automaker CAOA had signed a confidentiality agreement to negotiate a potential purchase of this Ford's plant.
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And Talese was implicated as well: He signed a confidentiality agreement with Foos, and joined him on at least one peeping session.
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A few days after learning of the tape's existence, the governor ordered all 225 members of his staff to sign confidentiality agreements.
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The company also said Midstates Petroleum did not agree to its confidentiality terms, even after month long negotiations with the smaller rival.
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Although California law protects the confidentiality of most patient-therapist relationships, it makes an exception when there is a threat of violence.
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That has important implications not only for patient confidentiality, but also for sensitive family matters such as a will or life insurance.
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Switzerland's Federal Tax Administration declined to comment, pointing to a confidentiality clause that applies to mutual requests for assistance on tax matters.
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The people interviewed by Reuters declined to be identified or to name any of the private equity firms involved, citing confidentiality agreements.
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The raw data Milloy seeks is private medical information on human subjects who were assured confidentiality when they participated in these studies.
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And the culture of the statistical agencies is permeated with a deep understanding of the importance of maintaining the confidentiality of respondents.
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"The doctrine rests on a recognition that the president and subordinate officials require some confidentiality in order to operate effectively," Columbus argues.
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Out of a neuralgic concern for confidentiality, Mrs Clinton overrode rules that her advisers considered to be less important than they were.
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This may explain why administrators at the NMNH and Smithsonian declined to comment on the Pinto case, referring to the confidentiality guidelines.
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Another is confidentiality: encryption techniques that allow distributed ledgers to work while keeping trading patterns, say, private are only now being developed.
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Many studies detailing links between pollution and disease would be inadmissible because they rely on personal health information gathered under confidentiality agreements.
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" The draft answer says the Justice "Department is committed to abiding by all laws protecting the confidentiality and nondisclosure of such responses.
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" Hachette, for its part, said it had made a commitment of confidentiality to the author "and we intend to honor that commitment.
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It is difficult to know the exact source of the delays -- the justices meet in private and require confidentiality among law clerks.
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The former Charmed actress told the Times she became aware of the fact that her settlement did not include a confidentiality clause.
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The lawsuit also cites news reports and reporters' questions about possible charges against him in claiming that the commission violated confidentiality provisions.
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"There will certainly be an element of secrecy and confidentiality surrounding where they are going and what they are seeing," he added.
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"Lisa" is a pseudonym used for the safety of the woman mentioned and due to confidentiality agreements made in previous court cases.
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I am going to respect the court-mandated confidentiality put in place to protect my children and will not comment any further.
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Moran's blog charged that Tesla managers required workers to sign confidentiality agreements agreeing not to speak out about wages or working conditions.
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They said the U.S. military committed a "gross breach of confidentiality" for revealing her "personal health information" and hospitalization to the press.
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Instead, she agreed to leave, appearing alongside college officials upon her departure after accepting terms that are subject to a confidentiality agreement.
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If the claimant accepts the offer, he or she relinquishes the right to sue the diocese but is not bound to confidentiality.
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On Thursday he had told reporters Toledo was outside Peru but would not say where, citing a confidentiality agreement with his client.
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"Hachette has … made a commitment of confidentiality to Anonymous and we intend to honor that commitment," the publisher said in its response.
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I then turned to Dr.R. and repeated the confidentiality statements to him, even though I had interpreted for him many times before.
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What we can see in the image, though, is "Written by J.K. Rowling," along with a confidentiality notice about Warner Bros. Pictures.
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That's why whistleblowers, for example, expect confidentiality protection from journalists, and feel more comfortable speaking to reporters than to law enforcement authorities.
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Digital advertising giants are already lobbying the next mega European law, a new ePrivacy Regulation that protects the confidentiality of electronic communications.
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Many servicewomen aren't as lucky since mental health care in the military can be of poor quality and comes with confidentiality risks.
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But just as President Trump isn't bound by law to continue the program, he's not bound to maintain those confidentiality requirements either.
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She noted that the deal is also subject to a review by the bureau, but declined to comment further, citing confidentiality rules.
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Lourd had declined to comment to the Times on whether he had known of Weinstein's alleged abuse of women, citing client confidentiality.
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Millions of employees in the country have been forced to sign arbitration agreements that impose "confidentiality" upon all parties to the arbitration.
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She declined to address further questions, including those about the residence's business status, ownership, staffing and security measures, citing reasons of confidentiality.
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The committee worried as well that whatever citizenship data the bureau collected might inadvertently compromise the confidentiality of those who provided it.
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Tesla has come under fire for its confidentiality agreement, which some workers claim prevent them from organizing and discussing their work conditions.
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The company would not say the nature of the remaining 290 complaints and declined to disclose any other details due to confidentiality.
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"That individual strongly requested confidentiality, declined to come forward or press the matter further, and I have honored that decision," Feinstein said.
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Confidentiality precludes my sharing of similar narratives that I have encountered in my work, with tragic outcomes, often death on the street.
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Turns out, we're told that Steve signed a confidentiality agreement promising never to breathe a word about Kim, Kanye or the klan.
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I laid down some ground rules: no surprises, positivity, confidentiality and a commitment — nobody was going to walk away from the table.
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"I have a green light to discuss confidentiality, budget, and the scope of the contract," the email said, according to the indictment.
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Austria's migration policy will now include seizing migrants' cellphones on entry, stripping migrants of their cash and depriving them of medical confidentiality.
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Several lawyers said that universities had a special responsibility to protect the confidentiality of their students in Title IX cases like these.
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So she insisted on meeting with each group individually to forge relationships and consensus, and swore them to confidentiality to avoid posturing.
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He said some of his clients had told him about their cancellations, but Correa declined to name them due to confidentiality agreements.
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He added that, from now on, his company will no longer offer confidentiality agreements to resolve claims of sexual harassment and misconduct.
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It is not clear whether that sum matched bills from the consultants; the companies declined to provide billing details, citing client confidentiality.
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