Sentence examples for changes to disclosure from inspiring English sources
In the aftermath of these events, policy makers and regulators enacted significant changes to disclosure and reporting regulation.
The government is expected to act on the proposal, which also includes other changes to disclosure requirements, in the first quarter of 2001.
Earlier this year local tycoons banded together to block proposed changes to disclosure rules that, in effect, allow executives to front-run earnings announcements.
The Cuomo administration promised major changes to disclosure rules applied to secretive 501(c)4 organizations like the Committee to Save New York, which has backed his agenda, but the state ethics board ended up drafting a rule that allows such groups to release inaccurate numbers.
Representatives of Canada's business community also expressed concern about changes to disclosure laws, arguing that their commercial secrets could be exposed to competitors.
Mr. Rosenfeld's position is a potential issue as the city deliberates on changes to the disclosure rules, prompted by a state law that expanded disclosure requirements to people who sit on the boards of certain city-affiliated nonprofit organizations.
Judge Kevin J. Carey gave the company another week to make changes to its disclosure statement to resolve objections, including allowing critics of the plan to include two-page letters.
A spokesman for McDonnell, who is in his final year in office, said he would be "open to supporting future changes" to require disclosure of such gifts.
The Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, a Manhattan Democrat who sponsored the Assembly version of Elisa's Law, would not comment on the changes to public disclosure proposed by the Office of Children and Family Services.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed changes to its disclosure requirements for mining companies that could increase the liability potential of companies that fail to accurately disclose environmentally related risks to their investors.
"We no longer have a professional association... for championing changes to lobbying disclosure and campaign finance laws, nor do we have one for defending lobbyists".
