Sentence examples for disclosure enables from inspiring English sources

This lack of public disclosure enables the companies to maintain the secrecy of their formulas.

(That protection, which exempts certain government documents from public disclosure, enables government employees to write more freely).

All workshop participants agreed that disclosure policies boil down to a mechanism in which disclosure enables peer reviewers and other professionals in the same field to alert journal staff if authors fail to disclose appropriately.

The participants suggested various methods for increased control: Reducing the font-size (complicating perception from distance), limited areas for disclosure (enabling blocking of contents by the user's hand or body) and in general avoiding information that requires prolonged reading (reducing availability of sensitive information).

However, the converse argument has been used to justify its introduction: the widening of the definition by the tribunals of what amounts to a qualifying disclosure has enabled opportunistic employees to make protected disclosures regarding purely private matters, such as issues regarding their individual employment contracts.

They say that such public disclosure will enable speakers and unconnected audience members to feel less isolated.

Ultimately, tools and strategies that support more sophisticated corporate water disclosure will enable businesses to more effectively minimise water-related risks and impacts and bring positive change for the future.

The improvement in the quality of bonus target disclosure has been a triumph of collective shareholder action – the result is a definitive move to a market norm of full retrospective target disclosure to enable investors to assess the toughness of targets".

Disclosure requirements enable the public to judge candidates by their contributors or by their bundlers, who may themselves represent "special interests" or average citizens supporting their preferred candidates; but bundling itself, properly reported by candidates operating under the stringent requirements of the Campaign Finance Act, is entirely legal.

Islamic finance must also promote the highest ethical standards and the most transparent disclosure rules, enabling a healthy dose of sunshine into the complex world of financial engineering (responsible for the now infamous credit default swaps that produced the toxic home loans).

Disclosure asymmetry enabled denial and blame, including accusations of infidelity, despite the reality that most women's partners were also infected.