Sentence examples for disclosure about a from inspiring English sources
As a general rule, more information and disclosure about a candidate is always better for voters in a democracy.
In light of the disclosure about a foiled plan by Al Qaeda to make an underwear bomb that could blow up an aircraft, government officials have disagreed about whether advanced imaging technology would have detected such a bomb.
(Full disclosure: About a decade ago, she taught me to walk a slack rope and a pair of stilts at least as much as I was capable of learning).
Is there an ethical difference between requiring information disclosure about a person's drug use or HIV infection compared to disclosing information about a person's sexual relationship in order to participate in the study?
After the disclosure about A-Rod's failed test, Ripken announced that he wanted to have a talk with Rodriguez.
The conduct usually had a minimal effect on shareholders, centering mainly on disclosure about an obscure part of a company's financial statements.
With Mackenzie Phillips' disclosure about an incestuous relationship with her father, expect a torrent of articles about the topic of child sexual abuse.
investigation gathered momentum last year when the Goldman Sachs Group agreed to pay $550 million and admitted making a "mistake" in its disclosures about a subprime-linked C.D.O.
But now the same issues that dogged device makers seven years ago are resurfacing amid a controversy over how St . Jude Medicalhas handled disclosures about a problem component, a wire — or lead — that connects a defibrillator to a patient's heart.
Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. rejected calls for a special prosecutor but named two United States attorneys to oversee investigations thought to be focused on disclosures about a cyberwar against Iran and a double agent in Al Qaeda's Yemen branch.
Trying to take advantage of new disclosures about a handful of House Republicans, Democrats have started a "Republican House of Scandal" section on the Web site of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and are identifying a "corrupt Republican of the month".
