Examples of using Divulging in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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When selecting a therapist, clients need to consider whether they feel comfortable divulging personal information to their therapist.
And we wish to resolve the threat against her without divulging her weaknesses to Elizabeth.
consider whether you feel comfortable divulging personal information to the therapist.
Deputy Special Prosecutor for Organised Crime Milan Radovanovic, on respective charges of bribery and divulging official secrets.
As Daniel Ellsberg has astutely pointed out, Khrushchev made a blunder of epic proportions by not divulging the fact that the warheads had arrived before the blockade went into effect
a verified sender in an attempt to dupe the recipient into divulging personal, sensitive information such as credit card numbers,
Note the bit that says“In our personal relationships with non-alcoholics- and with those we think might have a problem with alcohol- we may feel free to say that we are recovering alcoholics(without divulging the names of other AA members),
persecuted by the US authorities for divulging state secrets.
Harold Cole was a British deputy commander who betrayed the Allied forces by divulging information about the Resistance to the Nazi Gestapo.
can safeguard them against inappropriate language in chat sessions as well as protects them from divulging personal information online-
we may feel free to say that we are recovering alcoholics(without divulging the names of other A.A. members), although discretion is recommended.
whistleblowers acting in the public interest from a proposed law under which divulging classified information would be punishable by up to five years in prison.
Our idea of keeping it real by divulging in our innermost secrets
was discharged after divulging that the military had a parapsychology unit in the 1990s under ex-President Slobodan Milosevic that launched psychic attacks on the United States
which are not state secret, but whose divulging is prohibited by a law,
never quite fully divulging the years of evidence we have collected which shows how governments the world over are already tampering with the earth's climate.
Data protection laws in particular may prevent employment agencies in Member States from divulging information about a participant in an ESF project,
Without divulging details, it was made clear by two members of the military that afterwards it was hard work to convince the presidential administration that this“misfire” was a one-time event,
This is the kind of evidence that could be used in a court of law to force NASA into divulging the truth about the existence of aliens in our solar system," Waring noted.
whistleblowers from a proposed law under which divulging classified information would be punishable by up to five years in prison.