Sentence examples for calling for disclosure from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hatch ran the Judiciary Committee when the Republicans controlled the Senate and is now one of the senators calling for disclosure.

The bill language is ambiguous, calling for disclosure of "[t]he employer, and either the name and title or a unique identifier, of each individual who served as a peer reviewer for the grant program" during the previous 6 months.

For example, the wording calls for disclosure of "new contributors" to Clinton Foundation programs.

The bank later reached a second agreement that calls for disclosure of 4,450 additional United States taxpayers to the I.R.S.

"Congress spoke plainly" in requiring full disclosure, she wrote, and even the Citizens United decision called for disclosure of the unlimited corporate and union donations it permitted.

Range Resources, whose chairman, John Pinkerton, also called for disclosure last year, has a somewhat more expansive view of disclosure than most other companies.

Mr. Chen has called for disclosure of the Nationalists' multibillion-dollar investments and confiscation of any properties that should belong to the state rather than the party.

Mr. Gore called for disclosure of the officers and finances of Section 527 organizations as part of his campaign finance proposal released this week.

The food industry recently released voluntary labeling standards that call for disclosure of the sources of flavorings that could cause allergic reactions.

In a letter to firms last month, LGIM not only called for disclosure on pay ratios but also for a cap on directors' bonuses, so they were no bigger than two times salary.

The three questions, if answered affirmatively, would establish contacts between petitioner and Weisberg during the crucial period when the latter was eluding the grand jury; and in the context of these inquiries the last question might well have called for disclosure that Weisberg was hiding away on petitioner's premises or with his assistance.