Sentence examples for closing disclosure from inspiring English sources

Full closing disclosure: Shortly after Act One, the book, appeared, and I'd hung on every word--as had every other reader with even the slightest interest in theater and the arts--I interviewed Moss Hart.

The proposed three-page Closing Disclosure was unveiled last month, along with a new loan estimate document, which would be provided to borrowers three days after they applied for a mortgage or refinancing.

TRID also has a new "Closing Disclosure" that replaces the old HUD-1 disclosure.

In closing the "disclosure gap" an understanding of the views of all members of the healthcare team regarding errors and their disclosure to patients is needed.

Companies trading in China, Colombia, Malaysia, Mexico, the Philippines, Thailand and Turkey were found to be quickly closing the disclosure gap between themselves and listed companies trading in developed markets.

Senator McConnell's successful filibusters have included blocking the DISCLOSE Act, essential legislation to close gaping disclosure loopholes that allowed nonprofit groups to launder more than $300 million in secret contributions into the 2012 national elections.

Lowering the disclosure threshold, closing loopholes and making information publicly available more quickly would allow a greater level of scrutiny about who gives money to whom, and what effect this may have on our political system.

Ultimately, however, comprehensive disclosure legislation is necessary in order to close the gaping disclosure loopholes that have allowed hundreds of millions of dollars in secret contributions to be laundered through nonprofit groups into federal elections.

"Although these transactions are complicated, they have been documented in great detail and closed with full disclosure to everyone involved".

According to Anglo Irish, Mr. FitzPatrick drew loans totaling 87 million euros for eight years until 2007, temporarily transferring the loans to another bank just before the end of the group's annual accounting period closed to avoid disclosure.

WASHINGTON -- A Democratic congressman on Thursday sued the Federal Election Commission in an effort to close a massive disclosure loophole before individuals and corporations have the chance to secretly funnel hundreds of millions of dollars into the 2012 presidential and congressional elections.