Sentence examples for disclosing potential from inspiring English sources

In another development, the judge assigned to the case, James Lawrence King, recused himself yesterday after disclosing potential conflicts of interest.

Click here for more background on this issue, and the importance of disclosing potential conflicts of interest ahead of time if credibility and impact are goals.

When scientists "offer their professional expertise without disclosing potential financial benefits to themselves," the editors wrote, "it threatens to undermine public trust, not simply in a particular paper or journal, but in the integrity of the scientific enterprise as a whole".

But the audit faulted Hunter in several areas, among them: hiring family members and friends without disclosing potential conflicts of interest; cashing out $1.3 million in vacation time without proper review; and signing a new five-year contract, worth up to $18 million, without approval by the player representatives.

Given the gravity of a potential criminal conviction, companies are voluntarily disclosing potential violations and agreeing to enormous monetary settlements.

"We're concerned about the lack of transparency in science … and a possible ethical breach in not disclosing potential conflicts of interest in an area with important public policy implications," says Kert Davies, Executive Director of CIC in Alexandria, Virginia.

Neither side has disclosed potential buyers.

Failure to disclose potential presence of nuts, an allergen.

The law, enacted in January, requires companies to disclose potential carcinogens to the state health board.

CNN, which is owned by AOL Time Warner, and CNBC require analysts who appear on programs to disclose potential conflicts.

Lawyers are bound to disclose potential conflicts of interest because they may compromise the lawyer's professional integrity.