Sentence examples for disclosure experts from inspiring English sources

This article reports on a panel discussion with leading environmental information disclosure experts on the change in the transparency landscape post 9-11.

Mark Borges, the senior pay disclosure expert at the S.E.C., said that news reports about pay and perks for the former chief executives of General Electric and Tyco International "have demonstrated to the staff that either the disclosure rules are not clear enough on what needs to be disclosed or else the level of monitoring by the staff is inadequate".

But what is striking about a string of recent disclosures, experts say, is how many roads appear ultimately to lead back to the Khan Research Laboratories in Kahuta, where Pakistan's own bomb was developed.

Disclosure taught experts a key point.

Despite reservations about many current disclosure practices, experts are stalwart defenders of the underlying principle.

If so, Mr. Bloomberg could be in violation of campaign finance laws because he did not list the payment as an expenditure on his disclosure reports, experts said.

The disclosure alarmed experts because it indicates drug users are spreading the virus to spouses and lovers, increasing the potential for an epidemic.

It will also bring new pressure on states to improve their disclosure rules, experts said, since those rules will be one of the only ways left to regulate how corporations and other groups make expenditures in local races.

Trump never makes this disclosure, which experts say would provide some clarity about the nature of his dealings in Russia.

The goal of this unprecedented disclosure, security experts warned: to undermine special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation, which snared its biggest fish to date in September with the guilty plea of Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort.

(Full disclosure: The expert, Larry Crandell, also raised me).