Sentence examples for disclosed ahead from inspiring English sources

He made clear that strict instructions had been delivered to guarantee its contents were not disclosed ahead of the publication.

The site of the talks and the exact hour they were to start were not disclosed ahead of time.

For background, Facebook announced that it will begin sending out weekly TV reports to the U.S.'s top four networks this week – a move that was not coincidentally disclosed just ahead of the Nielsen Twitter TV Rating report's launch.

A senior White House official who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to disclose details ahead of the announcement said, "This standard provides a clear and certain path forward for industry and the important domestic energy sources they rely on, including natural gas, as well as clean coal technologies that lower carbon emissions.

Another factor in the decision to disclose details ahead of time was that Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, was planning to give a speech on housing this morning at the Fed's annual conference in Jackson Hole, Wyo., and that speculation about his comments would also unsettle the markets.

When Obama took office, Senate Republicans could threaten the filibuster to demand his nominees disclose information ahead of confirmation hearings and floor votes.

A Justice Department lawyer apologized to a federal judge on Wednesday after President Donald Trump's commission on voter fraud failed to disclose materials ahead of its first meeting in July, and conceded the panel had gotten off to a "chaotic start".

Baker, who disclosed the scheme ahead of a Liberal Democrat conference fringe meeting, said: "Part-time workers and those who sometimes work from home have long complained they have to pay the full price for season tickets even though they do not get the full benefit.

What could be a problem is if this information was not properly disclosed to investors ahead of the IPO.

Had the CRB gone ahead and disclosed confidential information in the way proposed, it seems very likely that this would have constituted a breach of Douglasphil's Article 8 right to privacy.

Banks could disclose their positions ahead of rulings.