Примери за използване на To disclose information на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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We reserve the right to disclose information about you.
Not to disclose information which is secret for the Assignor.
At all times we reserve the right to disclose information where.
The refusal to disclose information has to have a form of administrative decision.
Last, Microsoft claims that Directive 91/250 does not establish any positive obligation to disclose information.
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The bookmaker promises, not to disclose information to third parties.
Supervisory authorities shall permit insurance andreinsurance undertakings not to disclose information where.
Where we are required to disclose information pursuant to any court order or a similar process;
Compliance with a legal obligation(for example,where we are required to disclose information to a court or a tax authority); and.
If an administrative body refuses to disclose information requested by you, it must notify you of its decision and its reasoning within 5 working days.
Cookies are not used for storing personal information or to disclose information to third parties.
The site administration has the right to disclose information about the User, if the current legislation of Ukraine requires or permits such disclosure.
More importantly, accountability arrangements that depend on the willingness of the institution to disclose information can hardly be effective.
Legal obligation s legal obligations to disclose information which are part of the laws of England and Wales.
At the same time, investors' interests must be guaranteed by an obligation for the issuers of such shares to disclose information periodically.
For example, we may be required to disclose information as a result of a court order, subpoena or warrant.
To disclose information about you to any government department if they require it or to anyone else, if we have a legal duty to do so;
There is a professional right or any duty to disclose information when the same is not forbidden by professional law.
Furthermore, institutions benefitting from a derogation from certain remuneration rules should be required to disclose information concerning such derogation.
Legal obligation(s): Legal obligations to disclose information which are part of the laws of the United States of America.
Privacy prevents interference from third parties in the proceedings,whereas confidentiality refers to the parties obligations not to disclose information concerning the arbitral proceedings to third parties.[3].
If we are required to disclose information about you to any relevant regulator or to anyone else if there is a legal duty to do so.
Compliance with a legal obligation(e.g.,where we are required to disclose information to a court or a tax authority); and.
The right of journalists not to disclose information identifying a source must not be subject to other restrictions than those mentioned in Article 10.
Furthermore, the question whether the specifications are covered by copyright is by nature purely incidental,since what is central to the present case is the obligation imposed on Microsoft to disclose information and to authorise its use, which necessarily involves the drafting of a document.
The Website Administration has the right to disclose information about the User if the current legislation of the Russian Federation requires or permits such disclosure.
In such a case, the bank is responsible to the creditor for damage caused by not acting in accordance with the decision of enforcement orfor breaching the statutory provisions on the obligation to disclose information, on respecting the sequence order of payment, on the amount and the manner of paying the obligation under the decision of enforcement.
Companies will not be obliged to disclose information that their directors believe would seriously harm the company's interests, the government said.
If we reasonably believe we are obliged by law orlegal process to disclose information to a third party(including law enforcement), then we will do so.
It is possible to disclose information about you if we determine that for national security, law enforcement, or other issues of public importance, such disclosure is necessary or appropriate.