Sentence examples for disclosed as having from inspiring English sources

Rebekah Brooks, the chief executive of News UK, is on a list of 115 journalists whose names have been disclosed as having made requests for information from a private detective who was subsequently convicted of illegally obtaining private information.

1936 Austrian Accord Is Announced With the announcement tonight [July 11] of the conclusion of an agreement between Germany and Austria, Chancellor Adolf Hitler and Premier Benito Mussolini were disclosed as having moved a long stage nearer to each other as well as a stage nearer to the position from which together they will be able to dominate Continental European diplomacy.

[Update: After requesting clarification about exactly who and what should appear in the "paid for by" section of ads and the archive, a Facebook spokesperson told me that the Page admin who purchases the ad chooses who to disclose as having paid.

The precise terms aren't being disclosed, as much as we've tried, which is a little odd considering that in its previous funding round the company wasn't shy of shouting the figure: €3.8m raised in June from Hasso Plattner Ventures, Moscow's Kite Ventures, and Team Europe Ventures who are the original backers of the Berlin-based startup.

The organization has not disclosed, as far as I can tell, how much of that goes to pay Rhee.

These experiments can be thought of as having disclosed 'effective' (context-dependent) priors of the brain, in the sense that they revealed a specific aspect of the highly complex perceptual model that underlies the brain's perceptual and learning machinery.

He added: "For the sake of transparency and clarity, it is essential that all elements of this dossier are disclosed, as Uefa has done.

He is also almost certainly much better paid than Varley - his salary is not disclosed as he has turned down the chance of a board seat - despite the fact that he will now report to him rather than to Matt Barrett.

"The proxy did not disclose this as having priced at a discount," he added.

When traders and others started buzzing about the plan, Treasury officials thought they had to disclose as much as they could.

The notion that very rich men running for President shouldn't have to disclose as much information about their personal finances as less wealthy candidates?