Sentence examples for disclosed enough from inspiring English sources

Western advocates have criticized the court, saying the government has not disclosed enough information about the court's procedures.

"There are questions about whether they have disclosed enough to say they have fairly represented their position".

"We have disclosed enough information, and we have not said anything inaccurate," the current president, Masami Yamamoto said at a news conference last month.

Ultimately, if Mr. Corzine is elected, it will be up to the Senate Select Committee on Ethics to decide whether he has disclosed enough.

In January, Mr. Christie went on television and urged Mr. Romney to release more of his tax records, just as the candidate was trying to argue he had disclosed enough.

Housing officials have been releasing the information piecemeal at tenant meetings over the last few weeks, but faced criticism from both tenants and elected officials that they had not disclosed enough information about the proposal.

The best answer is to disclose enough to allow investors to form their own views.

Unfortunately, the central bank didn't disclose enough information to actually judge the results.

Julie Tanner, assistant director for social responsibility at Christian Brothers Investment Services, criticized BP's board for not disclosing enough details about the spill.

Officials have been accused of not disclosing enough about deals that ensured banks got their money back on AIG derivatives contracts.

Nevertheless, the plaintiffs' claims mirror a broader complaint that publicly traded private equity firms do not disclose enough information about their business results.