Sentence examples for Little disclosure from inspiring English sources

There is little disclosure about how subsidies are used, says a restaurant owner.

But the financial crisis was not the product of too much trading or too little disclosure.

This means addressing the weaknesses that allowed financial firms too much leverage and too little disclosure.

Recently, many authorities have operated as extensions of the governor's office, with little disclosure.

It is incorporated as a "captive," a type of insurer that provides little disclosure of its financial condition.

But there has been little disclosure from the hundreds of smaller mortgage lenders, state-owned banks and savings banks that dominate banking in countries like Germany and Spain.

Tens of thousands of little disclosures like that risk coalescing into what law professor Paul Ohm calls "a database of ruin" just waiting to fall into the wrong hands and topple my reputation.

Little Public Disclosure There has been little public disclosure of how prices are set.

Hong Kong and Beijing officials negotiated the pact with remarkably little public disclosure, and not even much public interest.

The Citizens United decision, with Justice Thomas's support, freed corporations to engage in direct political spending with little public disclosure.

While China and other governments that sanitize the Internet generally do so with little public disclosure, Pakistan is being surprisingly forthcoming about its censorship needs.