Sentence examples for disclose clearly from inspiring English sources

All airlines must disclose clearly and conspicuously the actual time necessary for processing award redemption requests where such requests are not normally processed promptly.

The trade commission ordered Palm to "disclose, clearly and conspicuously, when consumers have to buy add-ons in order to perform advertised functions".

It is extremely difficult to compare different products, and firms selling them do not make it easy by having such complex charges that their own staff struggle to disclose clearly and completely when asked.

Two years ago, I asked the New York Stock Exchange and the National Association of Securities Dealers to require investment banks and their analysts to disclose clearly all financial relationships with the companies they rate.

The stock exchanges, which oversee analyst behavior, need to finalize a uniform code of conduct that requires analysts and their firms to disclose clearly all current holdings in, and investment banking relationships with, the companies whose shares they rate.

The commission also requires that advertisers disclose, clearly and prominently, "qualifying information" like side effects or the fact that a weight-loss product works only if the consumer also diets and exercises.

Information required by this subchapter shall be disclosed clearly and conspicuously, in accordance with regulations of the Bureau.

Judge Holwell, who has since left the bench and entered private practice, found that the government acted with "reckless disregard for the truth" by not disclosing "clearly critical" information about the scope of the S.E.C. investigation.

If Facebook, in the days and weeks leading up to the I.P.O., had explicitly told analysts at Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and J. P. Morgan that rising mobile usage was crimping its revenue growth — it hasn't yet found a way to effectively serve ads to mobile users — this should have been disclosed clearly.

Bedlan emphasized that the AP discloses clearly when a story has been automatically generated instead of human-generated.

That doesn't mean I'll never mention a startup that I own stock in here on TechCrunch, but it'll only be as part of a larger story and everything will be disclosed clearly in the post.