Sentence examples for course disclosure from inspiring English sources

"Since then there's been hundreds of hit house records such as Gat Decor's early prog-house hit "Passion", or "Big Love" by Pete Heller, and later, of course, Disclosure have brought a version of the classic underground sound of Masters At Work, David Morales and Frankie Knuckles into a modern pop context".

On another contentious issue, the platform reverses course on disclosure of political donors, sticking a thumb in the eye of previous generations of Republicans who believed that full disclosure was the antidote to unlimited contributions.

Banks will of course say disclosure can be dangerous.

Of course, mandatory disclosure rules on corporate political spending would simply set a minimum standard for the information that must be provided.

Of course, full disclosure makes it easier for the athletes to cheat.

We'll be bringing a few of our friends and best DJ's in the world too of course!" Last year Disclosure released the Moog For Love EP, following their 2015 sophomore album Caracal.

Of course, those disclosures, taken at face value, are about as concrete as a campaign promise, with vague asset ranges (“$1 million to $5 million”) and definitions.

(For the record, Heisenberg stated that it is impossible to know both an atomic particle's position and its momentum exactly; to observe a particle, he argued, you have to hit it with a photon of light, and such a collision will affect the particle's course. Full disclosure: I looked it up and also discussed it with Mr. Frayn).

This article details one approach to developing a course in the disclosure of medical errors by residents.

Of course, Musk's disclosure came in a filing as part of his divorce from novelist Justine Musk, so perhaps it is advantageous to be out of money at the moment.

The catch, of course, is that disclosures to the authorities don't count.