Sentence examples for disclosed issues from inspiring English sources
In an article for the Guardian, Emmerson said Snowden had disclosed "issues at the very apex of public interest concerns".
The deal, announced by the Department of Justice, caps a four-year investigation on the way Toyota disclosed issues related to allegations of sudden acceleration in its cars in the late 2000s.
As discussed in the next paragraphs, the disclosed issues were actually found at three main locations of the system being tested: (i) the application itself, (ii) in the very popular Object-Relational Mapping framework used by the system, and (iii) in the data access driver code (i.e., the widely used PostgreSQL driver).
Both the previously disclosed issues in Macau, the gambling capital of the world, and the new ones in mainland China, involve its majority-owned but publicly traded Sands China.
If you disclose issues to your tutor or head of year early on, reasonable adjustments can be made," says Nicky Lidbetter, chief executive of Anxiety UK.
If your prospective employer asks about it (and you're subsequently turned down) you may have grounds for unlawful discrimination, says Emma Mano from Mind in a Guardian Careers live Q&A: Should I disclose my mental health problem at work? Disclosing issues after a job offer has been made can be beneficial, Amy Whitelock of Mind says.
The fact that the middleware is widely used and tested emphasizes the importance of performing this kind of tests to disclose issues that might affect applications experiencing unexpected conditions.
His task was more focused on disclosing issues regarding Operational and Measurement equivalence.
The researcher asked the participants not to disclose any personal issues that they were not comfortable sharing with the group; also the participants were not to disclose issues that were discussed outside the group.
Beniamini disclosed the issues to Android and Qualcomm and was paid through Google's bug bounty program for his work.
Furthermore, the results obtained in the experimental evaluation (which disclosed numerous issues, including severe security problems) can be used by developers to either correct the problems or create wrappers to protect services against the issues uncovered by the tests.
