Sentence examples for disclosed days from inspiring English sources

It is likely to be disclosed days after the State of Union address.

The sales, which could be interpreted as creating a false market in the shares, were only disclosed days later.

Those Olympics began with the prospect of Vonn's not competing because of a shin injury she disclosed days before the start of the Games.

The new rules, which have been disclosed days before hundreds of thousands of pupils pick up their A-level results, are targeted at teenagers whose results are underestimated by their teachers.

That company, eUniverse, an operator of entertainment Web sites, announced on Thursday that it had become the subject of an informal inquiry by the Securities and Exchange Commission after disclosing days earlier that it had to restate two quarters of revenue.

* There is no legal or ethical reason to disclose days on market to buyers.

Chamber spokesman J.P. Fielder did not confirm the amount of the ad buy in Ohio, noting that spending is only required to be disclosed 30 days before the primaries and then again 60 days before the general election.

First, it required that all insider transactions had to be disclosed within days.

In the United States, the general outlines of the Sept. 11 attacks were disclosed within days or weeks by law enforcement officials.

As an ironic counterpoint to Mr. Bloomberg's observation, this newspaper disclosed four days ago that he had quietly resigned from four mostly-white private clubs in Manhattan and Westchester County that he later publicly criticized for their lack of diversity.

The news of Mr. Kim's visit, the specific timing of which was not disclosed, came days before the annual United States-South Korea war games are scheduled to begin Monday.