Sentence examples for disclosure contained from inspiring English sources

The disclosure, contained in a September 2006 e-mail from a company lawyer to the editor of The News of the World, Andy Coulson, is highly significant.

The disclosure, contained in campaign reports filed in Washington, came as Mrs. Clinton campaigned in the Adirondacks raising questions about Mr. Giuliani's environmental record, a theme she plans to return to today in a trip to Long Island.

A previous disclosure contained emails in which Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach (R) said he had spoken with Ross about the citizenship question at Bannon's direction.

We find investors' beliefs about the outcome of the lawsuit align more closely with the CEO's assertion when the disclosure contains more personal pronouns.

Experiments 2 and 3 manipulate the extent of the CEO's association with the message and whether the disclosure contains good or bad news.

We know from decades of social science research that mandated information disclosure often fails; think of the byzantine disclosures contained in mortgage agreements, drug labels or software licenses.

At least Goldman was forced to state that its disclosures "contained incomplete information" and that it made a "mistake" in how it marketed the securities.

The disclosures contained in the documents leaked by the former National Security Agency contractor Edward J. Snowden have crystallized a growing sense in Europe that post-Sept.

Because the disclosures contained details about UBS and other bankers, outside lawyers and consultants who helped clients evade taxes, he said, the Justice Department could take action against those professionals.

We test our two hypotheses using a cross-sectional sample of corporate environmental disclosures contained in US 10-K annual reports.

It was also found that the CSR disclosures contain little quantifiable data, the disclosures being mostly declarative in nature and self-laudatory.