Sentence examples for disclosed the data from inspiring English sources
In a statement yesterday, Visa said that it was aware of the situation, but had not disclosed the data breach earlier because of a request by law enforcement officials that it be kept confidential for fear of compromising an investigation.
In an April 2011 letter released Tuesday the company said: "Google has not disclosed the data to any third party; has not used the data in any product or service; and has not used the data for the benefit of any person or entity in any way".
The latest update came just weeks after Home Depot disclosed the data breach, saying 56 million credit and debit card details were taken.
That was typically our experience at my former employer Transvideo Studios: of the companies that kept track and disclosed the data to us, videos usually improved conversion rates by 15%-75%-75%
He added that the bureau might eventually disclose the data.
Mr. Peirez said the decision to disclose the data breach was made after law enforcement officials finished examining the file on Thursday night.
Besides questions about the new trial, there are also questions about why Pfizer did not disclose the data on Bextra earlier.
Standard & Poor's, a credit-rating agency, counts the capitalised value of operating leases towards total debt if firms disclose the data.
Mr. Stringer has personally apologized for the debacle, amid accusations that the company bungled its response, waiting too late to disclose the data leak.
And among those who were asked for demographic information, every single person gave permission to disclose the data, even though those details could have allowed a complete stranger a greater chance of identifying the participant.
What is needed is a new proposal with the safeguards recommended by the S.E.C.'s own Investor Advisory Committee, including steps that nonpublic companies must take to verify the ability of investors to understand and absorb the risks in private offerings, and requirements that those companies disclose the data the S.E.C. will need to adequately police them.
