Sentence examples for changes in disclosure from inspiring English sources
HARVEY L. PITT, the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, and senior Bush administration officials are talking up plans for big changes in disclosure requirements for public companies.
"I'm satisfied that this is an appropriate balance," said Nancy J. Moore, a professor of legal ethics at Boston University Law School and a member of the commission that recommended the changes in disclosure rules.
We find that firms that increase their disclosures are more likely to get SoP approval next time, suggesting that changes in disclosure practices are relevant to investors and significantly influence SoP voting outcomes.
Because of the growth in cities and changes in disclosure policy, the identification of metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs) varies over time.
Although these findings do not necessarily indicate a causal link between the position taken on the cardiac risk of rosiglitazone in patients with diabetes and the authors' financial conflicts of interest, they underscore the need for further changes in disclosure procedures in order for the scientific record to be trusted.
Moreover, each time a group files a pleading, derivative parties are required to report material changes in disclosures.
This would presumably include things like limited-liability partnerships, which have become a popular repository for dirty money (again, see Ukraine or Russia, or Syria).For trusts this would mark a sea change in disclosure.
In a news conference and later on the House floor, the debate centered on one element of the I.R.S. bill, a change in disclosure rules that were enacted two years ago to open up the accountability of secretive tax-exempt political groups, both liberal and conservative, that were pouring millions of dollars into campaign advertising.
Their proposed change in disclosure standards would require it only for donors who earmarked their funds for specific ads.
On 30 September 2009, the EPA announced it was granting the request and would pursue a change in disclosure of hazardous inerts.
That outlook, along with the change in disclosures about user numbers, may have unsettled investors.
