You ought not to have disclosed the secret.

I can't go into detail.

They refused to disclose the location of the hostages.

She was reluctant to reveal her secret.

I can't reveal my sources.

You mustn't reveal Tom's secrets.

I'm not going to reveal their secrets.

I'm not going to reveal their secrets.

I'm not going to reveal her secrets.

I'm not going to reveal her secrets.

Censors told the website that it is illegal to disclose the reasons behind a suicide in a news report.

Moreover, sometimes they say that they do not want to give away a bargaining chip prematurely.

Such a norm would put the hosting services in a catch 22 situation, essentially forcing them to give up their customers' data.

The judge took these actions despite the fact that Brazil's constitution protects journalists from revealing the identity of their sources.

The police also said that good Samaritans won't be harassed or forced to disclose their identity.

The shield laws are our laws pretty much a patchwork of state laws that prevent a journalist from having to betray a source.

Spasov said that he had his reasons for not telling the whole truth and directly addressed the family.

So Zubkov s nomination allows Putin to continue to keep his cards and thus ultimate power in Russia close to his chest.

Chinese netizens like to uncover the identity of those performing in sex videos, in particular when they involve corrupt government officials. What's your view on that?

Indeed, in a disturbing development, the US decided not to play its last remaining card in dealing with al Maliki arms sales.

That is what serious journalists do, after all their job is to find out what government officials do not want revealed.

In August, Telegram changed the data protection policy and agreed to disclose IP address and the mobile phone number of the suspect terrorists if a respective court decision is made.

On Friday, November 1, one of the representatives of American intelligence agencies who preferred to not disclose his name, claimed that the United States eavesdropped on the telephone conversations of high ranking officials of Japan.

He would not comment on how much money the channel was making overall, but sources in Russian media have claimed popular Telegram channels such as MDK can bring in up to 1 million rubles ( 17,000) a month.

The private life of a politician may be revealed if it is expected to have consequences for the way the country is being governed that of a top executive of a public company if it may affect the returns to shareholders.

He regards all the incomes that the NBS failed to take into account as invisible income, including gray income and some legal income that people don't want to disclose.

I know as a magician we're not supposed to reveal our secrets, but I'm not too afraid that people are going to start doing my show next week, so I think we're OK.

Indeed, I believe that a framework under which Asian governments publicly disclose their military budgets needs to be established if we are to build trust and avoid a regional arms race.

In fact, European leaders are finally beginning to reveal the true nature of the ongoing debt dispute, and the answer is not pleasant it is about power and democracy much more than money and economics.

In the United States, the Federal Trade Commission has announced plans to require bloggers and celebrity endorsers to disclose gifts or payments from vendors and others seeking the bloggers positive comments online.

While the American and Yemeni governments have lauded the drones precise targeting, they have refused to meaningfully disclose key details about the strikes, including how many have been conducted, who has been targeted, or, crucially, the number and identities of civilians killed.

In India it s both illegal to show the identity of rape survivors in the media, but there s also the question of stigma a society where they risked being alienated from friends of family and banished from their communities for making their stories public.