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- noun An
act orpolicy of notdisclosing .
Etymologies
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Examples
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In a telephone interview Wednesday, Ms. Miller said this so-called nondisclosure form was precisely what she had signed, with some modifications, adding that what she had meant to say in her published account was that she had had temporary access to classified information under rules set by her unit.
Jay Rosen: Thanks for the Link, New York Times. Now Please Answer My Question. 2008
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A copy of the so-called nondisclosure agreement could not be obtained by Bloomberg BusinessWeek.
Top Tech News 2010
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A copy of the so-called nondisclosure agreement could not be obtained by
BusinessWeek.com -- 2010
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A copy of the so-called nondisclosure agreement could not be obtained by
BusinessWeek.com -- 2010
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A copy of the so-called nondisclosure agreement could not be obtained by Bloomberg BusinessWeek.
Top Tech News 2010
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A copy of the so-called nondisclosure agreement could not be obtained by
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But there's also the issue of inducing people to break a nondisclosure agreement or share trade secrets, which is illegal, as Spillner notes to Gawker:
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HILL: So, you can't -- I'm guessing you probably had to sign some kind of nondisclosure; obviously footage can't be out, yet.
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Such agreements, also known as "nondisclosure" or "confidentiality" agreements, define certain information that an employee cannot disclose while they are working for a company.
Bats 2009
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Such agreements, also known as "nondisclosure" or "confidentiality" agreements, define certain information that an employee cannot disclose while they are working for a company.
Bats 2009
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