Sentence examples for changes to the disclosure from inspiring English sources

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.

Malcolm Turnbull is on the public record supporting change to the disclosure regime and is a prime minister in need of a substantial win.

Justice Department spokespeople Nicole Navas and Patrick Rodenbush, Citi spokesman Mark Rodgers and JPMorgan spokeswoman Amy Bonitatibus all declined to comment on the proposed change to the disclosure rules.

In strikingly similar submissions, a swathe of government agencies have all called for changes to the way the public interest disclosure scheme should operate in submissions to a statutory review led by the former integrity commissioner Philip Moss.

A breakdown of the Wal-Mart shareholders' vote tallies showed sustained opposition among some outside shareholders to the company's chief executive, Michael T. Duke, and highlighted support for several proposals regarding broader disclosure and changes to the board.

But Melanie Houston, director of water policy at the Ohio Environmental Council, said the problems in Sebring shows the need for "swift changes" to the rules that govern testing and disclosure.

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 administration was unable to secure the changes to donation disclosures it wanted in the last Congress.

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.

The government is expected to act on the proposal, which also includes other changes to disclosure requirements, in the first quarter of 2001.

"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".