Sentence examples for disclosed facts from inspiring English sources

A listing of recently disclosed facts about rats which demonstrate their anthropoid character.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, July 24 , 1937P. 16 A listing of recently disclosed facts about rats which demonstrate their anthropoid character.

"It occurs to me that any viable investigation into newly disclosed facts would necessarily involve interviewing the individual responsible for the disclosure," Spell said.

The newly disclosed facts illuminated a deeply flawed system for approving one of the most powerful officials in the United States: a lifetime appointment to our nation's Supreme Court.

Questionnaire sent to 390 Captains of Industry, etc. disclosed fact that 385 were orphaned under the age of three and were brought up in institutions or became self made men.

NGOs also suffer if they criticise poor public services, stand up for reviled minorities or disclose facts that the powerful want to hide.

Jefferies analyst Sam Cullen said: "Crest Nicholson has become the first UK housebuilder to voice concerns and to disclose facts suggesting a London slowdown.

Shareholders rely on statements made in these filings to decide whether to approve transactions their companies have proposed; companies must disclose facts that could be meaningful for shareholders as they weigh voting on a deal.

Carole Coale of Prudential Securities summed up the prevailing sentiment when she told The Times: "The bottom line is, it's really difficult to recommend an investment when management does not disclose facts".

The lawsuit alleges the semiconductor company violated federal securities laws by distributing false and misleading statements and failing to disclose facts about the company's performance, particularly regarding Conexant's problematic merger with GlobespanVirata.

In an arms' length transaction there is no duty to speak or disclose facts to the other party.