Sentence examples for clearly disclosing from inspiring English sources

The companies distributing the cards have drawn criticism for not clearly disclosing fees that can include a charge to activate the card, load money on it and even to call customer service.

In the absence of statutory provision definitely and clearly disclosing that intention, a charter provision or by-law adopted by incorporators or shareholders delegating power to directors may not reasonably be held to take from the stockholders any of the power conferred upon them by the statute.

Survival analysis data indicated a significantly inverse correlation between AEG-1 protein expression level and the overall survival time (p < 0.001), clearly disclosing that higher levels of AEG-1 expression were associated with shorter survival time.

They are clearly disclosed in our client agreements".

But the policy does have to be clearly disclosed.

Many times these payments are not clearly disclosed to consumers; often they are entirely secret.

Under international accounting norms, deals between companies with overlapping ownership are supposed to be clearly disclosed.

Electioneering messages paid for by a firm must clearly disclose that firm's identity.

He noted that the rates and fees were clearly disclosed on BillFloat's Web site.

But when job programs rely on taxpayer backing, their success or failure should be clearly disclosed.

The company agreed to "clearly disclose" such limitations as well, Mr. Spitzer said.