Sentence examples for disclosure called for from inspiring English sources
For this reason, the authors caution against a universal standard of care to IF disclosure called for by some.
In 1995 Sen. Carl Levin, leading the lobbying disclosure push, called for disclosure of efforts to stimulate the public to lobby the government and in 2007 Sens. Russ Feingold and Barack Obama did the same.
The New York Fed also tried to keep A.I.G. from identifying the institutions that received the payouts, even though the insurer argued that such disclosures were called for under securities laws.
"Congress spoke plainly" in requiring full disclosure, she wrote, and even the Citizens United decision called for disclosure of the unlimited corporate and union donations it permitted.
Mr. Chen has called for disclosure of the Nationalists' multibillion-dollar investments and confiscation of any properties that should belong to the state rather than the party.
Mr. Gore called for disclosure of the officers and finances of Section 527 organizations as part of his campaign finance proposal released this week.
In a letter to firms last month, LGIM not only called for disclosure on pay ratios but also for a cap on directors' bonuses, so they were no bigger than two times salary.
Activists opposing the drilling have called for disclosure of the chemicals because the drilling leaves millions of gallons of the fracking chemicals in the ground that can affect ground water and ultimately can leak into major potable drinking water tributaries, like the Delaware river as well as drilled water wells used by single families and communities.
Consent for surgery arose in the early 20th century as US courts moved to protect patients from battery and negligence and "informed" consent was first articulated in 1957, when a court called for disclosure of risks to enable patient's decision-making [ 10, 11].
