The phrase "attempt to disclosure" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "attempt to disclose"? You can use "attempt to disclose" when referring to the act of trying to reveal or make something known, often in a formal or legal context.
Example: "The company made an attempt to disclose all relevant information to the shareholders during the meeting."
Alternatives: "effort to reveal" or "try to make known".
The statement came a day after the retailer dropped a high court attempt to prevent the disclosure of details behind the tie-up.
But when the Democratic Senate majority made a fresh attempt to enact a disclosure bill on Monday, the measure was immediately filibustered to death by Republicans, like other versions.
He also questioned the governor's attempt to shield from disclosure documents that in some cases had already been provided to the attorney general, the district attorney or the public integrity commission.
"This case presents the increasingly familiar tale of a public university that, embarrassed by its own wrongdoing, cries 'student privacy' in an attempt to frustrate public disclosure of information reflecting unflatteringly on the conduct of the university's administrators," the brief said.
The enforcement mechanism was added after earlier attempts to force disclosure produced limited success.
Attempts to seek disclosure of the other recordings have so far been foiled by failings in the digital access system, Fernandes said.
If it were a functioning body, the F.E.C. would change its regulations to comply with the court ruling, but its three Republican commissioners have repeatedly blocked attempts to require disclosure.
Yet even attempts to improve disclosure of drug company payments are under attack.
So irrelevant were sustainability issues to the reasonable investor of yesteryear that the SEC ruled not only once, but twice, against attempts to mandate disclosure of companies' environmental and civil rights records.
Attempting to avoid disclosure in the waiting room, laboratory, and pharmacy created additional obstacles for these participants and discouraged regular clinic attendance.
Cruz warned last July that he would exploit procedural measures to block Wheeler if the FCC were prepared to subvert Congress's attempt to regulate campaign disclosures under the currently stalled Congressional DISCLOSE Act.
