Sentence examples for before they disclosed from inspiring English sources

Lawyers on both sides had been negotiating for days before they disclosed the plea agreement.

Details of the sales vary, with some executives selling before they disclosed that they would fail to meet financial goals and others selling after their stock had already fallen.

So it was awkward for the police when Abedi's name was revealed by US officials in Washington to American journalists two hours before they disclosed it to the UK.

Because these assaults were not particularly violent, these survivors were unsure whether their experience counted as rape even before they disclosed.

The bonuses were tied to the company's share price, which fell markedly after they were paid but before they were disclosed.

The McKesson Corporation's board knew of accounting irregularities at HBO & Company eight months before they were disclosed, according to new contentions in a shareholders' lawsuit.

These people spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss details of the offering before they are disclosed in a public filing, which could come as soon as Tuesday.

In a statement to another committee last week before invoking his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination, Mr. Ebbers said he was not aware of any improprieties before they were disclosed by the company.

Two former top executives of WorldCom who played a pivotal role at the company before huge accounting irregularities were disclosed last month refused to testify today, while the company's auditor and Wall Street's most prominent WorldCom analyst said they had no hints of the irregularities before they were disclosed by the company.

F1 BUSINESS DAY C1-12 Tyco Board Knew of Loans The board of Tyco International has said it was unaware of the extravagant pay packages and loans given to the company's top executives, but minutes of the board's compensation committee show that the group knew of many of the payments for months before they were disclosed.

A consortium of software giants including Microsoft and Oracle has joined with security firms such as Symantec Corp. to formalize the etiquette of hacking so that software makers have time to patch holes before they are disclosed to the world at large.