Sentence examples for better disclosed from inspiring English sources

Benefits should be better disclosed, said Paul Hodgson, a senior research associate at the Corporate Library, a governance research group.

The discourse about privacy tends to assume that some things require sacred protection and other things are better disclosed than not.

Coalitions are also going after companies with governance-related resolutions for instance, demanding that the chairman and CEO roles be split, that CEO compensation be limited or better disclosed, or that a company's political contributions be made public.

Mothers might have better disclosed their emotional problems in face-to-face interviews than in telephone surveys.

She urged the company to "better disclose the situation to its investors and have better transparencies to its investors so they can greater assess the risk".

About three-fourths of Americans with checking accounts agreed that banks should be required to better disclose the terms of the accounts, including bounced check fees, a recent survey by an arm of the Pew Charitable Trusts found.

While the S.E.C. has proposed changes that would better disclose or even limit some of these costs, it has yet to act, suggesting that even when the agency is focused on a problem that needs to be solved, it moves too slowly.

As Penfield (Penfield, 1924) improved his staining methods to better disclose oligodendrocytic processes, it became apparent that gliosomes can be seen in astrocytes and oligodendrocytes alike.

In addition respondents who believed that a cholera infection is better not disclosed to others were less likely to anticipate OCV acceptance at a cost of USD 5.

Corporations have become better about disclosing their greenhouse gas emissions and somewhat better about curbing them.

You're much better off disclosing something and having us say 'no big deal' than to find out and wonder what else you are hiding".