When the movie does occasionally withhold information, it's hard to understand why.
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Basically, the league's default position is to withhold information that you need as a fan.
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Nixon, which placed limits on the president's ability to withhold information relevant to criminal investigations.
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The staff, the majority of which are dedicated career employees, do not withhold information from commissioners.
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There are nine exemptions to FOIA, which allow federal agencies to withhold information from the public.
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He doesn't withhold information as a rule but applies this device to heighten the viewer's involvement.
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Executive privilege is a legal doctrine that allows the president to withhold information from other government branches.
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It may explain why people in close relationships sometimes withhold information or keep secrets from one another.
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Judge Goethals has expressed frustration over prosecutors' continuing to withhold information and records about the informant program.
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In active law enforcement investigations, the Justice Department may often have legitimate reasons for wanting to withhold information.
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Requiring doctors to withhold information is terrible policy, and it will harm people living in poverty the most.
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We can not participate in a program that forces health care providers to withhold information from their patients.
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This leaves tech companies in the difficult position of having to withhold information that could protect public safety.
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That's party because the administration can withhold information about who is granted and denied waivers under immigration law.
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He also directed agencies to take another look at redactions and withhold information only in the rarest of circumstances.
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And Uber also has rights of its own, for instance to withhold information that pertains to its intellectual property.
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President George Washington convened his Cabinet to discuss and agree to withhold information about a military expedition from Congress.
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Americans should be deeply concerned that this administration was not initially forthcoming, and continues to withhold information even today.
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But opponents of the bill see it a little differently: It allows doctors to withhold information from expectant parents.
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Those clinics, though, say they cannot ethically participate in a program that would require they withhold information from patients.
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Maguire told the White House that he did not want to withhold information from Congress, according to the Post.
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He says the decision to withhold information about a cybersecurity flaw that could leave a company vulnerable isn't made lightly.
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To require a provider to withhold information, and to actively mislead a patient through a lie of omission, is unethical.
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Worse yet, they may choose to withhold information if they think members of the White House cannot responsibly handle it.
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Mr. Leshchenko has denied ever having contacted Mr. Manafort or members of his family, or seeking payments to withhold information.
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Executive privilege is an implied presidential power, generally recognized by the courts, that permits the president to withhold information from Congress.
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The allegations against them include willful neglect of duty and conspiracy to withhold information from the public about the lead contamination.
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Executive privilege is a right claimed by presidents to withhold information about internal executive branch deliberations from other branches of government.
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Shame on every senator who voted to withhold information from us and to allow this mockery of a "trial" to exist.
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The purpose of redaction ... is to safeguard the competitive process, not to withhold information that a party frowns on making public.
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For nearly two decades, Title X law has been clear: Health care providers cannot withhold information from you about your pregnancy options.
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For sensitive policies like this one, tech firms often withhold information out of fear that people will attempt to game the system.
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"When patients don't feel comfortable with their physicians for various reasons, they withhold information," Elstein told Reuters Health in a phone interview.
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If she ordered Mr. Comey not to send the letter, it could appear that she was trying to withhold information from Congress.
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Moreover, our government continues to withhold information that fails to provide transparent and accurate data so we can better determine root causes.
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Authorities have fought hard to withhold information on how much data stingrays collect, even dropping charges rather than revealing information about the technology.
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Activists say trafficking victims often withhold information as they are brainwashed to believe their rescuers would harm them or take away their money.
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Presidents have used executive privilege to withhold information from Congress, the courts or the public and have sparked major controversies in the past.
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It doesn't withhold information to create false tension, or play games with point of view, or arbitrarily ratchet the pace up and down.
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Doctors uncomfortable with uncertainty are more likely to experience work-related stress; withhold information from patients; and order more tests, procedures and referrals.
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And by forcing clinicians to withhold information about legal health services, it violates the trusted relationship between a woman and her healthcare provider.
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Critics routinely abide by strict rules set by film studios, agreeing to withhold information about and reviews of movies until a certain date.
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Boeing, meanwhile, is facing questions about its decisions to withhold information from regulators about the anti-stall technology implicated in the Lion Air crash.
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One could also expect that Verizon executives would want to be certain that Yahoo didn't withhold information about the hack in the deal negotiations.
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They withhold information from players; take place in complex, ever-changing environments; and require the sort of strategic thinking that can't be easily simulated.
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So far, two of Australia's eight states have introduced laws making it a crime for priests to withhold information about abuse heard in confession.
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Republicans argue that "confidentiality interests" are not a valid legal reason to withhold information, given that the administration has not invoked formal executive privilege.
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Pages should avoid headlines that withhold information required to understand the content of the article and headlines that exaggerate the article to create misleading expectations.
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And while I understand the desire to withhold information as a means of protection, withholding it from each other perpetuates this "class" (or accessibility) problem.
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Over the next few weeks, Facebook will implement changes meant to reduce the distribution of headlines that withhold information or attempt to mislead the reader.
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There is privilege that can be asserted over the "deliberative process," whereby agencies withhold information that would reveal internal deliberations on a policy or action.
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The case led to Nixon's resignation, and also ensures that the president does not have unlimited privilege to withhold information from other branches of government.
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For most government entities, the problem with transparency is not due to a government conspiracy to withhold information, it's due to a lack of resources.
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To completely withhold information could be politically untenable — and potentially put the Mueller investigation at risk — given the support Mr. Nunes enjoys from Mr. Trump.
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Why it matters: The Trump administration's problems with leaks will now benefit Congress, making it harder for the White House to withhold information from Democratic investigators.
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" Connolly pointed out that it is a federal felony to knowingly withhold information on the form, and said the key questions now are, "Was it willful?
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But it's also just the latest performance of the awkwardly choreographed dance between the presidents and Congress over exerting the president's constitutional right to withhold information.
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In recent years, chemical companies have pointed to that law to withhold information on chemicals at their facilities, despite a federal rule that mandates their disclosure.
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The artisans said managers took advantage of their lack of formal education and lack of union representation to withhold information about the worth of their embroidery.
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Barr said that none of the redactions were made due to executive privilege, a legal doctrine that allows the president to withhold information from other government branches.
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Instead they made lose allusions to an embargo—which is when companies (as well as security researchers and often journalists) withhold information until an agreed upon time.
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"As a position paper…it emphasizes that providing ethical medical care to young people means you can't withhold information from them because of their age," Lindberg says.
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Farhad: Uh, O.K. That's why headlines that withhold information are so destructive: Collectively, they make the public less informed, precisely the opposite of what news should do.
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The measure shields doctors from lawsuits if they withhold information about potential fetal abnormalities if they believe the information may prompt the parents to seek an abortion.
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Yet, taken by itself, Rice appears to be saying that Obama suggested the outgoing administration withhold information from the lawfully elected incoming administration — for national security reasons.
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Given everything you've just said, do you think intelligence officers are morally or constitutionally obliged to undermine this president, or at the very least withhold information from him?
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Fear that the president might burn carefully cultivated sources or closely held capabilities could create an extreme situation in which intelligence professionals withhold information from the White House.
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Nurses refuse to care for gay patients; withhold information on emergency contraception from a rape victim; and tell a male head of household about a woman's medical conditions.
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The CPSC's critics go on to suggest that, upon assuming the chairmanship, acting Chairman Ann Marie Buerkle worked to withhold information about the investigation from her fellow commissioners.
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Nixon, he asserted his right to withhold information in response to a demand by special prosecutor Leon Jaworski that he surrender tape recordings made in the Oval Office.
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Some background: Executive privilege is the constitutional principle that the president has the right to withhold information that he believes would damage the public interest if made public.
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But since we know the Clintons are guilty, if Hillary didn't do anything wrong at Benghazi and didn't withhold information from investigators, there must be some other problem.
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Executive privilege can be claimed by a president or senior government officials to withhold information from Congress or the courts to protect the executive branch decision-making process.
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The U.S. Code, for instance, includes an offense known as "misprision of felony," whereby it's illegal to withhold information about a crime if directly asked by a federal investigator.
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"But we know that people tend to withhold information from others, and that this is especially true when it comes to sensitive information," she told Reuters Health by email.
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He's going to be called upon to make decisions about how we fight our enemies, so you don't want to withhold information from the President of the United States.
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"I think it's immoral to withhold information to help people become sexually healthy adults," Debra Hauser, president of the sex ed nonprofit Advocates for Youth, told the Huffington Post.
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Such comments have provoked fears that there could be an effort by the administration to use legitimate legal considerations to withhold information that could be damaging to the President.
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She also told us of patients who withhold information about their abortions out of fear of not being able to get post-abortion care in a Title X clinic.
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I think this must happen a lot to the partners of sick people, this impulse to conceal or withhold information from your partner about just how sick they really are.
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Barr also could redact information by citing a legal doctrine called executive privilege, which allows the president to withhold information about internal executive branch deliberations from other branches of government.
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"It would be consistent from my experience for (the Chinese authorities) to withhold information that they might believe could be used by counterparties in negotiations," Lion told Reuters by email.
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Executive privilege, including the presidential communications privilege, is an assertion of presidential authority to withhold information from a judicial or congressional proceeding in order to preserve executive branch confidentiality interests.
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Agreeing to those terms would open up the possibility of Google employees working on projects that would help China withhold information, such as levels of air pollution, from its citizens.
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Basically, we don't think it's okay for both clients and agencies to withhold information about our careers, pay us whenever they feel like it, make commitments they cannot keep, etc.
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Barr was asked what justified him in claiming discretion to withhold information related to the privacy concerns and reputational interests of "peripheral" individuals who were not charged in the investigation.
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Presidents have often claimed executive privilege — or the right to withhold information to protect the public interest — to keep information from Congress, though the claim can be challenged in court.
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He also attempted to persuade an undisclosed witness, described as "a radio host who had known Stone for more than a decade" to withhold information from the investigations, per the indictment.
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Publicists stonewall and withhold information, they spin or plant seeds of doubt, and they're paid much, much more to represent people that other sources are swearing are guilty of serious misconduct.
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Drug company Novartis is defending its decision to withhold information from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) about partially faulty data in its application for approval of a $2.1 million drug.
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While officials are allowed to withhold information for reasons such as national security, in general, if you submit a request for public records, the government is supposed to hand them over.
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In a decade-long longitudinal study of 3,100 men, researchers found that workers' risks of angina, heart attacks and even death increased along with work for controlling bosses who withhold information.
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If they continue to withhold information even after the IRS notifies them of a failure to disclose, these account holders may face a maximum penalty of $60,000, along with criminal penalties.
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Opponents of the rules say they're detrimental to public health because clinics that remain in the Title X program must withhold information from their patients about where they can get abortions.
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The White House could have invoked executive privilege — or, decided to instruct Rogers, Coats, McCabe, and Rosenstein to withhold information for reasons the executive deemed to be in the public interest.
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They do withhold information from us, particularly about their love lives; when they choose to make the personal public, it can be a calculated move meant to reinforce or adjust their image.
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"It is not unusual for clients to expressly or secretly withhold information from their advisers about other assets," said Mercer E. Bullard, a professor at the University of Mississippi School of Law.
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Ghosters withhold information whose admission would be likely to provide relief in others, manipulating the terms of friendship, kinship and romantic love to appear in favor of a life lived in private.
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However, because FOIA requests are public information, it is up to the agencies involved whether to determine whether to withhold information based on a case-by-case application of any FOIA exemptions.
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"The notion that you would withhold information from a patient does not uphold or preserve their dignity," said Jessica Marcella of the National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association, which represents family planning clinics.
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Executive privilege is a power that can be claimed by a president or senior executive branch officials to withhold information from Congress or the courts to protect the executive branch decision-making process.
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A senior American intelligence official and a senior European counterterrorism official separately expressed concern that Turkey would withhold information about suspected Islamic State fighters and intelligence operations to root out extremists in Syria.
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"Renegade executives who are focused only on growth regardless of the risks — and withhold information from the board — put their company, shareholders and, in Facebook's case, our democracy in jeopardy," Mr. Stringer said.
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Schiff said he would compare any deletions the FBI and the Department of Justice might request with any White House edits to try to identify any attempts to withhold information for political purposes.
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He claimed to be protecting the right of the president to invoke executive privilege (which allows the president to withhold information from the public), but conceded that President Trump has not asserted that privilege.
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"Congress cannot play its oversight role and ensure U.S. civil nuclear cooperation efforts do not encourage the spread of nuclear weapons-making capabilities" when presidential administrations withhold information from lawmakers, Senator Marco Rubio said.
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Senate Democrats had attacked the entity as a "slush fund" under the initial Senate GOP proposal, which had no congressional regulation and allowed Mnuchin to withhold information on who received loans for six months.
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Looking back, residents, including doctors, said the anger and panic were stoked by the government's decision to withhold information from them, misinformation that spread across social media, and sensational coverage by the news media.
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Arimah knows how to withhold information, making the reader work like an archaeologist on a tray of potsherds to assemble the pieces; but the reciprocity she asks from us only adds to our pleasure.
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Apple's failure, many people believed, lay not in its inability to change the physical limitations of lithium-ion batteries but in its decision to simply withhold information from customers about the performance-throttling software.
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A year later, frustrated with the practice of government officials claiming executive privilege in order to withhold information, he pressured Kennedy to issue a statement clarifying that only the president could invoke executive privilege.
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"The notion that you can withhold information and documents from Congress no matter whether you are the party in power or not in power is wrong," Gowdy said in 2012, according to Voice of America.
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If a judge rules against Congress and in favor of the Trump administration, it could set new legal precedent that could make it easier for future presidential administrations to withhold information from future Congressional committees.
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If a judge rules against Congress and in favor of the Trump administration, it could set new legal precedent that could make it easier for future presidential administrations to withhold information from future congressional committees.
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The Post reported that Maguire told the White House that he would not withhold information from Congress and would hold back on cooperating only if the White House gave him a legal reason for doing so.
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Trump has said he will not use a legal doctrine called executive privilege, which allows a president to withhold information about internal executive branch deliberations from other branches of government, to block portions of the report.
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Two of Australia's eight states and territories have since introduced laws making it a crime for priests to withhold information about abuse heard in the confessional, while the others have said they are considering their response.
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Democrats have argued Trump waived the right to assert executive privilege - which allows a president to withhold information about internal executive branch deliberations from other branches of government - by allowing advisers to cooperate extensively with Mueller.
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The other thing that I think is even more important than that is she said that President Obama raised the question of whether they needed to withhold information from the incoming team, meaning the incoming Trump administration.
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It is deeply shocking that he would think it's okay to withhold information like that from her, no matter how affecting he found Ben's little share in AA. No. Is Cole jockeying to be the new Noah?
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FRANKFURT/WOLFSBURG, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Volkswagen's external compliance monitor on Monday said he disagreed with some VW executives' use of privacy and attorney client privilege rights to withhold information about a $27 billion global emissions cheating scandal.
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The Wall Street Journal reported this week that U.S. Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell told authorities in Berlin that the U.S. would start to withhold information from German intelligence officials if the nation worked with Huawei technology.
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The Wall Street Journal reported this week that U.S. Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell told authorities in Berlin that the U.S. would start to withhold information from German intelligence officials if the nation worked with Huawei technology.
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"My administration will treat these provisions consistent with the president's constitutional authority to withhold information, the disclosure of which could impair national security, foreign relations, law enforcement or the performance of the President's constitutional duties," he said.
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But groups that include crime victims say they helped write the bill and point out that it allows prosecutors to ask a judge for a protective order to withhold information identifying victims and witnesses, among other safeguards.
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I have to say, this is the first time in my career in which I've felt a real temptation to withhold information from readers, in hopes of helping them lead a less informed but ultimately more enjoyable life.
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He responded by filing five administrative appeals in a year, repeating his initial request, challenging the decision to withhold information and saying that the department's refusal to accept and respond to the request by email violated the law.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump will not invoke executive privilege to withhold information from special counsel Robert Mueller's confidential report and supports the public release of the investigation's findings, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee said Wednesday.
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By exerting attorney-client privilege, which allows the president to legally withhold information, they would have gained the right to learn what Mr. McGahn planned to tell investigators and what he might reveal that could damage the president.
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As Reveal News notes, church leaders are required to report allegations of child abuse in most states, but 32 states have laws with a loophole that allows clergy to withhold information obtained through communication with members of their congregation.
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The lawyer, David O'Neil, wrote that there may not be a reason for Yates to withhold information related to former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn's contacts with Russia because top Trump administration officials have already discussed the situation publicly.
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But it is not clear whether the White House would try to stop him from testifying by claiming executive privilege, a legal doctrine allowing the president to withhold information about internal executive branch deliberations from other branches of government.
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Any attempt to withhold information could frustrate FBI critics, such as Wyden, who believe the agency was using the emotionally-charged terror case in San Bernardino to set a precedent that would allow investigators to access other locked devices.
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A more typical route for the White House to withhold information would be through claiming executive privilege, a special privilege of the President that allows him to keep certain documents and testimony about national security and policy deliberations secret.
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According to Planned Parenthood and organizations like the American Medical Association, this new rule would force medical professionals to withhold information from patients, jeopardize the doctor-patient relationship and would deny women knowledge of their options, the New York Times reported.
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According to Planned Parenthood and organizations like the American Medical Association, this new rule would force medical professionals to withhold information from patients, jeopardize the doctor-patient relationship and would deny women knowledge of their options, the New York Times reported.
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Many Republicans say that because of those instructions, the backlog of information requests soared to a record of 159,741 in the 2014 fiscal year, with agencies citing exemptions more than 550,000 times to withhold information related to nearly 220,000 requests.
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Lawmakers voted unanimously to remove Comptroller Edgar Alarcon from his post for allegedly directing public funds to the mother of his children, violating ethics rules by running a business in office and coercing an auditor to withhold information from Congress.
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Like the Nunes memo, the Rice self-email contains some detail benefiting supporters of the investigation — Obama tried to detach the White House from the criminal investigation unless it was absolutely necessary to withhold information from a suspected Russian asset.
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On Monday, lawmakers voted unanimously to remove Alarcon for "serious misconduct" for allegedly directing public funds to the mother of his children, violating ethics rules by running a business while in office, and coercing an auditor to withhold information from Congress.
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"At the same time that Facebook was learning the important lesson that tech firms must be forthright with the public about privacy issues, Google apparently elected to withhold information about a relevant vulnerability for fear of public scrutiny," the letter reads.
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But the papers, filed by federal prosecutors, offer little detailed information beyond accusing Mr. Spota and Mr. McPartland of pressuring several unnamed witnesses to lie to federal agents, to give false testimony under oath, and to withhold information from grand jurors.
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The refusal to disclose the full list of presidential visitors' names also brings renewed scrutiny to the president's private business empire and raises questions about why the administration would want to withhold information that could reveal possible conflicts of interest.
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Despite its unusual premise and the way its action can stretch credibility, "The Americans" actually has been remarkable for how straightforward its plotting is, and for how it doesn't withhold information from the audience simply to ratchet up the drama.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The FBI may be allowed to withhold information about how it broke into an iPhone belonging to a gunman in the December San Bernardino shootings, despite a U.S. government policy of disclosing technology security flaws discovered by federal agencies.
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Last month, Attorney General Jeff Sessions warned that recipients of federal law enforcement grants were required to comply with a 1996 law that bars the local authorities from forcing officials to withhold information from federal immigration authorities about people's immigration status.
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Walton, who was nominated by former President George W. Bush, said during last week's hearing that both parties have to make challenges to the redactions "in good faith," noting that the government has the right to withhold information such as grand jury matters.
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Although state law permits the release of crime scene imagery in some circumstances, law enforcement agencies are able to withhold information when it "deals with the detection, investigation or prosecution of crime" in a matter that did not lead to a conviction.
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Investigators may also have to interview witnesses and other officers, which pose even more delays because of the so-called "code of silence," a widespread culture in police departments where officers withhold information or even lie to cover up their colleagues' misconduct.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top U.S. spy official threatened to resign over concerns the White House might press him to withhold information from Congress in scheduled testimony on Thursday about a whistleblower complaint about President Donald Trump, the Washington Post reported on Wednesday.
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Facebook now downranks headlines that are misleading or withhold information in many languages, shows fewer links overshared by spammers, works with outside fact checkers to demote false news, promotes iand now shows Related Articles with different angles to make people suspicious of exaggerated clickbait.
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By giving all the rights to the objecting health-care provider, this division is emboldening, empowering and spurring providers — and pressures other providers — to withhold information and referrals from patients in extreme pain and anguish, censoring their fundamental civil right to consider every available option.
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Washington (CNN)Vice President-elect Mike Pence is embroiled in a legal challenge stemming from his decision to withhold information from a public records request in a case local Democrats say raises the specter of the Indiana governor shielding all of his emails from public view.
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Overall, the vast majority of the participants (71%) chose to withhold information about what drugs they'd used and how often they'd used them, suggesting that most of us think revealing potentially negative information would be perceived negatively and make prospective employers less likely to hire us.
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Anti-tax activists, such as Grover Norquist of Americans for Tax Reform, for instance, have labeled return-free filing an attempt to "socialize all tax preparation in America," while warning, without explanation, that it would lead the IRS to deliberately overcharge folks and withhold information from them.
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James Yates, who in 1979 helped draft New York's current discovery law as a young Assembly staff member and who went on to serve more than 18 years as a state judge, said he believed the law had been "abused, twisted and turned" to withhold information.
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Committee Chairman Lamar Smith (R-Texas) is accusing leaders of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) of orchestrating a plan to "withhold information from Congress" after the inspector general found that the agency did not accurately report breaches to Congress or respond to document requests in 2016.
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Critics of the rule say it will enable health care providers and insurers to discriminate against marginalized patients — particularly LGBT individuals and low-income patients who rely on federal funding for health care — and allow medical personnel to withhold information from patients about possible procedures they object to.
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As a board-certified obstetrician gynecologist, and as the board president of the Society of Family Planning, which is a community of scholars who conduct rigorous abortion and contraception research, it is very concerning that the federal government is forcing medical professionals to withhold information from our patients.
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Because HTGAWM loves to withhold information, we didn't actually see who was on the other side of the door that Gabriel (Rome Flynn) answered, but Asher later appears dead on the floor at his apartment after someone is seen violently swinging a fireplace stoker, splattering blood onto the walls.
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"The notion that you can withhold information and documents from Congress no matter whether you are the party in power or not in power is wrong," Gowdy said as a House committee in 2012 voted along party lines to hold a different Obama administration official in contempt of Congress.
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The Democratic lawmakers, however, argue that the Republicans are failing to mention that the FBI agents were involved in key decisions to publicly announce or privately withhold information about bureau investigations — decisions that may have hurt the Clinton campaign as much as they could have benefited the Trump campaign.
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" Nadler said that if Trump plans to invoke executive privilege — basically, using his right to withhold information from Congress — in a way that would prevent Whitaker from answering these specific questions, Whitaker should notify the committee in writing "no later than 48 hours in advance of the hearing.
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The question now is to what extent he is willing to lead his court in standing up against a president who, it is hardly far-fetched to imagine, may trample the First Amendment, withhold information the law regards as subject to disclosure, or defy court orders on immigration or other matters.
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While it clearly requires that banks can't withhold information, they have argued that the law does not require them to "actively facilitate, or even allow, access through every method a consumer might desire," Laurence Platt, a partner in Mayer Brown's Washington D.C. office, said in a legal update on the subject.
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In 2013, Tom Dougherty, a philosophy professor at Cambridge University, published a paper arguing that if you lie or withhold information about anything that would be considered a deal-breaker by your partner—anything that, had they known it, would have changed their mind about sleeping with you—you have sexually assaulted them.
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" And Scott Stringer, the comptroller of New York City, reiterated his call for Zuckerberg to step down as the chairman of Facebook's board of directors: "Renegade executives who are focused only on growth regardless of the risks — and withhold information from the board — put their company, shareholders, and in Facebook's case, our democracy in jeopardy.
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"These 'reason bans' represent gross interference in the patient-physician relationship, creating a system in which patients and physicians are forced to withhold information or outright lie in order to ensure access to care," Mark DeFrancesco, former president of the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, said in a statement last year about motivation-based legislation.
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Once inaugurated, President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE cannot possibly allow this obstruction to stand, because it would set a precedent that Federal employees could withhold information on any matter or program that they wanted to protect.
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They ruled 5-4 that anti-abortion activists are free to pose as doctors in fake (and in some cases taxpayer-funded) clinics and lure in women with the promise of free medical care, only to lie to them about the safety of abortion and withhold information about where they can get the care they need.
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Related: Read more at 'Primary Sources,' the VICE News FOIA blog In one email VICE News obtained, the SEC's chief FOIA officer, John Livornese, remarked to a colleague after the Senate memorialized its position in a report, "Just when you thought exemption 8 couldn't get any stronger," meaning the SEC could continue to withhold information under that exemption.
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FOIA Under Obama On his first full day in office, President Obama pledged to run the most transparent executive branch in history, one that "stands on the side not of those who seek to withhold information, but those who seek to make it known," then proceeded to set a record for censoring or denying FOIA requests.
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In arguing to withhold information that the Commerce Department has now admitted should be released, one of the agency's program officers said: "At this point, we may want to pursue exemptions for most or all of the requested information ... " Part of the rationale for withholding the requested information was that those "public" records would be used to directly compete against the Commerce Department.
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In the late 1980s, when I handed off the Office of Legal Counsel to Barr, the seeming tranquility of the end of the Cold War gave Barr the luxury to wax eloquent about the scope of the unitary executive and the ability of the president to withhold information from Congress relating to open law enforcement investigations and matters of national security.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm Anti-corruption group hits Congress for ignoring K Street, Capitol Hill 'revolving door' MORE (R-Texas) is accusing leaders of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) of orchestrating a plan to "withhold information from Congress" after the inspector general found that the agency did not accurately report breaches to Congress or respond to document requests in 2016.
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James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE says he would "potentially" withhold information from President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE if he were still serving as FBI director, because he would fear the president leaking the details and damaging U.S. national security.
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