Sentence examples for delayed disclosure from inspiring English sources

Mr. Borges agreed there was a problem with delayed disclosure and said he would consider the idea.

Representative James R. Langevin, a Rhode Island Democrat, said he was "shocked and disappointed" to learn of Citi's delayed disclosure.

In their first encounter, we are not sure who is predator and who prey, and the delayed disclosure of their partnership sets up the movie's central scam, which seems to be aimed at the bored, impulsive Mme.

Audits of last year's campaigns are under way, and depending on the reasons for the delayed disclosure, the Campaign Finance Board could levy penalties or demand repayment of public funds from Ms. Sears's campaign committee, the candidate and the treasurer.

A possible solution would be to impose delayed disclosure, which would allow the funds to profit from their strategies, provide data for experts to sift through, and allay fears about the legality of their activities.

The worst could still be ahead for American, the world's largest airline, including a possible trip to bankruptcy court, an overhaul of senior management and increased scrutiny of its board -- all because of a fiasco last week involving management's delayed disclosure of what labor leaders perceive to be generous executive compensation packages.

In the past, Mr. Buffett has used a procedure that lets Berkshire delay disclosure of stocks for a year or more to protect an investment strategy.

To protect patient confidentiality, Abiomed officials said they would delay disclosure for up to 30 days after the first human implantation of the AbioCor.

Other state and local governments appear to be delaying disclosure, waiting to see if the federal government will save the day.

These extensive bureaucratic requirements include the need to exhaust all internal complaints processes before any public disclosure of information occurs, which is likely to substantially delay disclosure and have a chilling effect.

All but one of the directors refrained from commenting publicly on the situation despite demands from workers and governance experts that they explain what they knew about Mr. Carty's decision to delay disclosure of the executive benefits.