In fact, more than half of these large companies already disclose to some degree their political spending.
Merrill Lynch said yesterday that it had dismissed Peter Caruso, a top retail industry analyst, for violating firm policy by disclosing to some investors that he planned to lower his profit estimates on Home Depot.
HIV positive individuals who consistently disclose (or consistently do not disclose) may have more fully incorporated (or negated) an HIV positive identity with the self [ 43] compared to individuals who disclose to some partners but not others.
The actual review criteria used for ranking is not publicly disclosed to anyone hence some businesses feel it only shows negative comments.
Shram also disclosed to stockholders that some positions of striking members had been permanently eliminated, which was another condition that the union couldn't accept.
Conversely, a significantly greater proportion of patients with severe disease had disclosed to at least some acquaintances (60%) compared with patients with moderate (45%), mild (45%), and normal disease (40%) (χ2 (3, 714) = 12.70, p <.01; effect size Cohen's d = 0.27).
The insurers, it said, never disclosed to Chase or Enron that some of their lawyers had questions about whether surety bonds could be legally used for such purposes.
Some respondents disclosed to their partners so that they could receive the care they needed.
While a brokerage firm is not required to disclose everything to its customers, disclosing to only some clients might violate a broker's obligation not to engage in deceptive practices.
