Sentence examples for disclosure conditions from inspiring English sources
The patent, for example, says the person would dictate "the range of disclosure specified for each recipient, disclosure conditions specified for each recipient, the time of disclosure specified for each recipient, and the method of disclosure -- mail, courier service, disclosure via electronic media, broadcast, etc".
Because current law effectively prohibits the CPSC from sharing information about these incidents until after a product has been the subject of a recall under disclosure conditions negotiated with the manufacturer, most of those cribs remained in stores and in our homes for years before they were recalled.
We are currently investigating disclosure conditions at each facility conducting an SRPBS project, as well as the impact of disclosing findings on research participants.
In addition, the Federal Trade Commission has now imposed full-disclosure conditions on marketers online.
The bureau should also set national standards for loan servicers to require clear disclosure of conditions, advance notice of any changes in the status of the account and prompt resolution of customer requests for information.
The Border Force Act contains a section criminalising the making of an "unauthorised disclosure" about conditions in detention camps, punishable by two years in prison.
Section 42 carries a two-year jail term for any "entrusted person" – anybody who works within the immigration detention system – who makes an "unauthorised disclosure" about conditions in the camps.
The public have always been able to request datasets under the FoI Act, but provisions for their disclosure and conditions for re-use have developed in a piecemeal way.
President Obama made the disclosure a condition of his selection of Mrs. Clinton for the post.
The justices, who three years ago unanimously overturned a Massachusetts law establishing a state boycott of companies doing business in Myanmar, the former Burma, seemed at times almost impatient with California's defense of its effort to make Holocaust-era disclosure a condition of a business license.
He wants the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to make such disclosures a condition of stock market listings.
