Mar 4, 2014 20:30
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Russian term

доведена до сведения общественности или обнародована

Russian to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s) Соглашение о намерениях
Информация, предоставляемая Заказчиком Исполнителю, которая не была доведена до сведения общественности или которая каким-либо иным образом не была обнародована Заказчиком является конфиденциальной.

Есть ли какой-то стандартный перевод этой фразы в юридической сфере?

Есть вариант "has not been made available to the public". Но он не является всё-таки точным эквивалентом.

Спасибо!

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as not been published or otherwise made available to the public

Any information that has not been published or otherwise made available to the public....

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*has

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Glad I could help :)
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That's exactly what I need!
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made public

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OK,
In that case how about this:
the information that was made public or was disclosed?

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И Вам спасибо.
Note from asker:
Спасибо. Но мне кажется, тут должна быть другая более длинная фраза.
Большое спасибо за ответы и помощь.
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[not] published or [otherwise] promulgated

A public notice or announcement can be called a promulgation, though it's used more often to describe a government's declaration — often in the newspaper or on the radio — of new laws. If you want to sound especially formal or fancy, you can call your book club's notification of a venue change a promulgation.
http://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/promulgation

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