Sentence examples for disclosing both from inspiring English sources
THE lending industry has tried to make it easier for borrowers to understand the true cost of a mortgage by disclosing both its interest rate and its annual percentage rate, or A.P.R.
For months, Bank of America has been trying to close a case with the federal agency related to accusations that the bank misled its investors by not disclosing both losses and huge bonuses at Merrill Lynch on the eve of the merger of the two companies.
Although study participants may want to obtain results, what can or should they do with the information [ 28]? Social and political conundrums surrounding differential access to health care and health inequalities between population groups exacerbate challenges associated with disclosing both intended and unanticipated genetic findings.
Phylogenetic bioinformatics allows us to infer the sequence changes of nucleic acids and proteins with proper statistical validity, disclosing both the unity of the biochemical machinery of life and the speed at which that machinery can evolve.
The Truth in Lending Act requires lenders to disclose both the interest rate and the A.P.R. on Good Faith Estimate forms.
ESR spectra of the fresh calcined catalysts disclosed both the isolated and clustered copper species and bulk Cr3+ species are seen in used catalysts.
The identification of an ever increasing number of gene defects in patients with neuromuscular disorders has disclosed both marked phenotype and genotype variability and considerable disease overlap.
The latest thinking is to require banks to disclose both their own model R.W.A.'s, but also their standardized figures, according to a person familiar with the situation.
providers in Europe not only to disclose both tracking difference and tracking error, but also to estimate them for the year ahead.
So it is notable that agreement on a new plan was publicly disclosed — both to deter the North and to reassure the population of the South.
Lawmakers must be required to disclose both the amount and sources of income and whether a client has any business with the state.
