Sentences with phrase «information meeting disclosed»

Not exact matches

(Canadian Business was permitted to attend a series of Globalive meetings, provided financial information was not disclosed.)

The filing goes on to say that on December 2, Brown's lawyers stated that unless Snapchat took legal action to protect its confidentiality agreements, Brown would continue to «assert a unilateral right to publicly disclose, without any notice or meet and confer, literally every scrap of confidential information designated by Snapchat.»

The meeting came as Yahoo and Facebook filed suits once more to force the Fisa court to allow them to disclose more information.

We also may be required to disclose an individual's personal information in response to a lawful request by public authorities, including to meet national security or law enforcement requirements.

Carriers, for their part, said in committee meetings last September that compelling rail companies to disclose waybill information would be unfair, unless shippers were required to supply similar data.

We may need to disclose personal information to meet legal or regulatory requirements, such as under a court order or to a government institution if required or authorized by law.

This was disclosed at the 4th media briefing by the Commissioner for Information, Ode Agih after the Exco meeting in Makurdi.

Yuguda's spokesman and former Commissioner for Information, Alhaji Salisu Ahmed Barau, while disclosing this yesterday in Bauchi said the former governor announced his decision to join GPN at a meeting held in Jos, on Saturday.

The weekly Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting will not hold tomorrow, the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed has disclosed.

He said Paladino should not be removed from the board for disclosing in a newspaper story published in ArtVoice information about teacher contract negotiations from the School Board's Oct. 17 executive session because that closed - door meeting was improperly convened by the board.

In his opening remarks, Paladino's lawyer Dennis Vacco said Paladino was protecting the public's interest by publicly disclosing secret information from the School Board's closed - door meeting about contract talks with the teacher's union.

Paladino's team specifically hammered Nevergold on whether those seeking his removal held an illegal meeting during which six board members — enough to constitute a quorum — decided informally to vote on a resolution seeking his ouster for disclosing confidential information.

In part two of «Views on an Interview,» Scott faces the most challenging of all interview environments when a meeting with his prospective boss turns into a panel interview with a number of key scientists, and Scott's contact Reggie turns quiet and won't disclose information about ABC's interest level.

They claimed that the investigatory panel had made factual errors and failed to meet the deadlines laid out in Harvard's bylaws, that members of the panel had conflicts of interest, and that Nabel and Brodnicki had disclosed confidential information by sharing details of the investigation with editors at

Never disclose too much information about yourself particularly your home address or your financial details until you have met the other person and have formed the basis of a relationship.

Some of the personal information you need not disclose to a bisexual you just met include;

There tends to be temptation to disclose personal information about yourself much quicker online compared to meeting someone in person.

Please just be careful and never disclose your personal information to someone you just meet online.

There are several advantages to meeting other singles through online dating sites, since a lot of important information, such as the type of relationship desired, is usually disclosed very ea...

When the conversation with someone you met through an online service, if a social networking site or meetings, always be cautious and not to disclose personal information, including your personal e-mail.

FERPA requires written consent from parents in order to disclose personally identifiable information (PII) from education records, unless the disclosure meets an exception to FERPA's general consent requirements.

In certain situations, Humble Bundle may be required to disclose Personal Information in response to lawful requests by public authorities, including to meet national security or law enforcement requirements.

If a benchmark is not met or the information is not disclosed, does the responsible entity explain why not and how it deals with this risk in another way?

Even if an agribusiness scheme meets all the benchmarks and discloses the information outlined in the disclosure principles, you could still lose some or all of your money if things go wrong.

By staying up - to - date on vaccinations and by disclosing all information before admitting your dog to our kennel, we'll ensure that everyone has a safe time, and give you the confidence that your dog is also surrounded by other pets who have met the same credentials!

3) To use or disclose information from Adoption Applications or other information about Applicants and Co-Applicants only in connection with meeting the objectives and purposes of Bulldog Haven NW.

In a nod to the politically charged nature of the inquiry, which quickly spilled over into Congress and corporate shareholders meetings, the pact says signatories of the agreement should keep discussions private and «refuse to disclose any shared information unless required by law.»..

Now, the Met Office is refusing to disclose Prof Mitchellâ $ ™ s working papers and correspondence with his IPCC colleagues in response to requests filed under the Freedom of Information Act.

The failure to disclose the details of the meetings with the Cato Institute raises questions about whether there is a loophole regarding disclosures under the Freedom of Information Act.

Of course, if this is the case, Speech Design will have to disclose the information in order to avoid failure to meet the burden of proof.

The question was whether EU law (Directives 2000/43 on equal treatment on the basis of ethnicity, 2000/78 on equal treatment in employment and 2006/54 on equal treatment on grounds of sex in matters of employment) required the employer to disclose information on the grounds of refusal if a candidate demonstrates she meets the requirements listed in the job ad.

As a result, it's important you don't inadvertently disclose your location and the time of a meeting if you'd like that information to remain a secret.

Under the Stinchombe regime, the Crown has a broad duty to disclose all relevant, non-privileged information in its possession or control (the process allows persons charged with criminal offences to understand the case to meet and make full answer and defence).

Each of you agrees to disclose all the information that's necessary for fair negotiations, and to meet with each other and both lawyers to discuss settlement.

A Crown Pre-Trial refers to a meeting (often mandatory) between your criminal lawyer and the Crown Attorney in which all information is disclosed and the two parties aim to resolve your case without needing to go to trial.

(24) The Judicial Council or a subcommittee may order that any information or documents relating to a mediation or a Council meeting or hearing that was not held in public are confidential and shall not be disclosed or made public.

We collect, use, and disclose personal information in order to meet our clients» legal needs.

At any time you may refuse to allow Bishop & McKenzie LLP to collect, use or disclose your personal information, but if you make that choice, you must advise our office promptly, and, as a result, we may not be able to meet your legal needs.

Tales of spoiled Arctic sovereignty and clandestine meetings is presently all over the media as a result of the charges laid against naval officer, Jeffery Delisle, for allegedly disclosing state secrets to a foreign entity under s. 16 (1) of the newly enacted Security of Information Act.

Although the trial judge erred in concluding Midland could recover its loss as the beneficiary of a fiduciary duty Roberts owed to Magellan, the court saw no error in the trial judge's finding that Midland suffered a loss of US$ 8.27 million as a direct result of Roberts» failure to disclose material information at the Magellan February Board meeting.

Rather, we allow covered entities to disclose protected health information to law enforcement when the subpoena or other administrative request indicates on its face that the three - part test has been met, or where a separate document so indicates.

In addition, the final rule allows a covered health care provider or health plan to use or disclose protected health information pursuant to an authorization that was approved by a single IRB or privacy board, provided the authorization met the requirements of § 164.508.

For instance, in assessing whether this criterion has been met, we encourage IRBs and privacy boards to obtain adequate assurances that the protected health information will not be disclosed to an individual's employer for employment decisions without the individual's authorization.

Under the final rule, covered entities may obtain authorization to disclose protected health information to private entities seeking to establish registries or other databases; they may disclose protected health information as required by law; or they may disclose protected health information to such entities if they meet the conditions of one of the provisions of § § 164.510 or 164.512.

However, a covered entity will need to obtain a consent that meets the requirements of § 164.506 to the extent that it is required to obtain a consent under § 164.506 from an individual before it may use or disclose any protected health information it creates or receives after the date by which it must comply with this rule.

Rather than an across - the - board consent requirement, to protect individuals» privacy interests while also promoting public safety, we impose a set of procedural safeguards (described in more detail elsewhere in this regulation) that covered entities must ensure are met before disclosing protected health information to law enforcement officials.

We believe this provision provides covered entities with sufficient flexibility to meet their business needs without compromising individuals» rights to know how information about them is disclosed.

We reviewed the important purposes for which some commenters said government agencies needed protected health information, and we believe that most of those needs can be met through the other categories of permitted uses and disclosures without authorization allowed under the final rule, including provisions permitting covered entities to disclose information (subject to certain limitations) to government agencies for public health, health oversight, law enforcement, and otherwise as required by law.

We want to be clear, however, that covered entities will be in compliance with this rule if they use or disclose protected health information pursuant to an authorization that meets the requirements of § 164.508.

Additionally, the commenter asked whether the privacy notice would need to contain these uses and disclosures and recommended that a general statement that these federal agencies would disclose protected health information when required by law be considered sufficient to meet the privacy notice requirements.