Sentence examples for disclosed ties from inspiring English sources

More than 200 large corporations -- including some of the nation's best-known and most widely admired companies -- have had compensation committees with members who have disclosed ties to the company or its chief executive.

He backed Valeant's embattled leaders, conceding they should have disclosed ties to Philidor earlier.

It might be that disclosing ties between people in government and people who make their living doing business with government would be damaging to some people in political races.

In the case of Mr. Correia, the appeals court struck down two votes of the village trustees to fire him after he was accused of failing to disclose ties to an engineering firm that did business with the city.

But a dozen or so state legislatures have had a different reaction: They proposed or enacted bills that would make it illegal to covertly videotape livestock farms, or apply for a job at one without disclosing ties to animal rights groups.

Campbell also recommends that researchers disclose ties with industry whenever they present their results.

It's a crime to lobby on the part of another government in the U.S. without disclosing ties.

Ross is only the latest high-ranking member of the Trump administration who failed to disclose ties to Russia or Russian officials.

The draft Guidelines also suggest three options for managing a conflict: 1) continue with public disclosure of the interest; 2) limit the expert's involvement; or 3) exclude the expert from the meeting or work altogether (para. 30)[ 21] The draft guidelines also include a requirement that WHO experts disclose ties to the tobacco industry.

Most of the 13 authors have financial ties to drug companies, including antidepressant makers, but just two disclosed their ties when the study was published in February.

Three committee members have disclosed industry ties.