I'd rather not divulge that specific information.

He was to be questioned to divulge the names of his co conspirators and then executed.

Nevertheless, the Special Rapporteur is not prepared to divulge any additional information in the present report.

He is the knower of the Unknown , and He does not divulge His secret to any one

Whether ye divulge a thing or keep it hidden , lo ! Allah is ever Knower of all things .

Whether ye divulge a thing or keep it hidden , lo ! Allah is ever Knower of all things .

Obviously the best way to divulge a secret is to tell someone to not say anything about it.

Sentry centers record and divulge those cases diagnosed in those health care units, as well as Aids positive pregnant women.

The risks to those who divulge information on terrorist networks and their members of being targeted appear to be serious.

To intensify initiatives of support to HIV patients and divulge them in the media to guarantee appropriate care and psychological support.

(c) Iraq continues to refuse to divulge information indicating the names of foreign companies from which it has purchased equipment and materials.

Apart from collecting bloggers' names and URLs, Roscomnadzor asks bloggers to share something every Internet user knows never to divulge their logins and passwords.

Haidar encourages me to divulge all this, so I jot down his appeal in my tattered notebook... ...to no longer buy anything made in Israel .

The resources were applied in personnel capacity building, production of educational and instructional material, organization of events to divulge the services and establishing an assistance network.

To divulge nutritive foods re utilization methods, (foliage, peels, etc) that are usually thrown out and could be used in nourishment, stimulating conscious consumption and generating less waste.

Both national and international NGO's have been working hard to divulge the rights of peasants as outlined in Law, through elaboration of brochures and through meetings the country over.

The exercise of freedom of speech, which includes the ability to divulge one's own ideas using all legal means, and the right to information, will not be limited by censorship.

The heart of Moses mother became desolate , and indeed she was about to divulge it had We not fortified her heart so that she might have faith in Allah s promise .

The heart of Moses mother became desolate , and indeed she was about to divulge it had We not fortified her heart so that she might have faith in Allah s promise .

There is another project which chief aim is to promote, educate and divulge existing legislation through national and regional seminaries and lectures, and using some newspapers and periodicals and community radios.

The same is true of ransoms paid. Ship owners and companies do not want to divulge any information regarding the amount of money paid for the release of ships and crews.

To divulge the Agenda 21 in the schools and promote environmental education to encourage the eco development, as a way of prevention that offers jobs and improves the quality of life of the populations.

Implementation of this priority will also require actions to divulge PRONAF Woman and the obligation that the Declaration of Qualification for credit on behalf of name of both titleholders (men and women agricultural workers).

The management of this theatre suggests that for the greater entertainment of friends who have not yet seen the picture, you will not divulge to anyone the secret of the ending of Witness For The Prosecution .

To be sure, Cuba might initially decide not to apply. Joining the IMF would give it access to information, advice, and hard currency loans but it would also require the government to divulge data on the Cuban economy.

To all appearances the act of a Puritan fanatic, the authorities suspected Berchet of being a part of an organized Puritan conspiracy. He was to be questioned to divulge the names of his co conspirators and then executed.

1.71 The Ombudsman maintains strict confidentiality concerning matters brought to his or her attention and will not divulge the identity of a staff member who seeks the assistance of the Office without the authorization of that staff member.

On that occasion, the Judge of the Tenth Criminal Court of San Salvador was obliged to order the Director of the Institute, by a court order of 13 February 1994, not to divulge the results of the examinations.

Concerning information and advertising, the Ministry of Justice has a Directorate called DIL or Legal Research Directorate, that among other things has the objective to promote, educate and divulge laws and programs with a legal character to all citizens.

One delegation in particular emphasized that doing so would allow a distinction to be drawn between enforced disappearances and situations in which the State legitimately refused for a certain period to divulge information on what had happened to an individual.

The first step in the formulation of the policy (still under way) is to divulge the Guidelines through seminars organized in different states of the federation, with the participation of representatives from the state and municipal public and local rural workers social movements.

And they make everyone of those bombardiers take an oath, to swear that if they're ever captured, they will not divulge a single detail of this particular device to the enemy, because it's imperative the enemy not get their hands on this absolutely essential piece of technology.

And they make every one of those bombardiers take an oath, to swear that if they're ever captured, they will not divulge a single detail of this particular device to the enemy, because it's imperative the enemy not get their hands on this absolutely essential piece of technology.

One fact must be squarely denounced owing to the destruction or concealment of documents, or the failure to divulge the locations where numerous persons were imprisoned or bodies were buried, the burden of proof occasionally reverted to the Commission, the judiciary and citizens, who found themselves forced to reconstruct events.