Sentence examples for apply the disclosure from inspiring English sources

The Coalition's changes, which passed last month, provided an exemption for Australian-owned private companies, but continued to apply the disclosure requirement for Australian companies listed on the stock exchange and multinationals.

Third, because of the easy availability of Exchange Act filings, there should be no need to apply the disclosure requirements of Rule 701 e) to sales by public companies, although a requirement to provide a summary of the material terms of the plan or, in the case of ERISA plans, the summary plan description would not be burdensome.

The administration intends to apply the same disclosure requirements to doctor-owned companies that distribute medical devices.

Sens. Mark R. Warner (D-Va). and Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn). have introduced a bill to apply the same disclosure requirements used for television and radio ads to Internet ads as well.

Section 2055 of this title shall apply to the disclosure of information by the Panel but shall not apply to the disclosure of information to the Panel.

This is because the bill also contains an exemption for "secrecy provisions" that apply to the disclosure of information.

"The ABF Act does not prevent general statements being made about conditions in detention centres; however the secrecy provisions within the act can apply to the disclosure of protected or classified information".

"As stated on multiple occasions, the ABF Act does not prevent general statements being made about conditions in detention centres, however the secrecy provisions within the Act can apply to the disclosure of protected information".

The main thrust of the legislation is applying the same disclosure rules from radio and television political ads to digital ads.

"The arguments for and against disclosure have been weighed up and whilst the general arguments in favour of disclosure apply, the balance of the public interest is in favour of withholding the information as it would have a damaging effect on UK and international relations without a compensating benefit to the public," Daera said in response to a freedom of information request.

Some service providers apply the Einstein theory of disclosure, while others use the Rube Goldberg theory.