Sentence examples for disclosure below from inspiring English sources
Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors (see Disclosure below), Sleep Grand Rounds is also available via videoconferencing technology to sleep research laboratories and classrooms at academic institutions both nationally and internationally.
Online office suite Zoho and online storage company Omnidrive (see disclosure below) are announcing a partnership today that extends the functionality of both companies.
At the Virtual Reality Los Angeles (VRLA) Expo this past month I had the chance to sit and talk for a while with Miles Perkins Jauntt's Vice President Marketing Communications (see disclosure below) about what the company was up to with its distribution platform now that they are starting to open it up to content creators.
In three of the seven "GOA:major" cases, expressions of deep aspects of the Lifeworld were encountered in need, one might say, of "healing" (see section on disclosure below for an example).
Full and complete upfront disclosure here: Below is a list of things that I wished people (including me) talked about more and parenthetically other things I wish that people (also including me!) talked about less or maybe just not as much.
For full disclosure, all authors have listed their disclosures below: RRR, MBB, SKI, BJG, SH, JA, CL: None.
Read Trump's entire financial disclosure form below. .
The quotes below demonstrate disclosure to a relative and the pledged support in the short term.
"Because Warner Bros. also required other information to be placed in that box, the vast majority of sponsorship disclosures appeared "below the fold," visible only if consumers clicked on the "Show More" button in the description box.
If such an unlawful act had in fact occurred, paragraph (2), below, will govern disclosure of the contents of the electronic surveillance records or transcripts to the defendant and his counsel, unless paragraph (3) applies.' H.R.Rep.No.911549, p. 51 (1970); U.S.Code Cong.
We find evidence of an increase in the frequency of reported total income just below the disclosure threshold, which is consistent with some firms adjusting their reported income to fall below the threshold.
