Sentence examples for disclosure framing from inspiring English sources
Of course Beyoncé has always fared better with declaration than with disclosure, framing her sentiments as actions.
He further stated, "But the stagecraft — wind machines, lasers, arena lighting — keeps a viewer at a worshipful remove... Of course Beyoncé has always fared better with declaration than with disclosure, framing her sentiments as actions.
Negotiations are ongoing, but the crux of the legislation moves the industry from a disclosure frame -- in other words, they could do pretty much whatever they wanted as long as they disclosed it in fine print somewhere -- to a situation where certain credit company tactics become illegal, such as retroactively raising interest rates on balances.
* Rep. Adam Schiff makes the case for full disclosure of the Mueller findings, crucially framing this imperative as a matter of good governance.
With this as background, the supposed revelation is framed, per the title, as "How Regulators Unearthed Merrill's Dodging of Risk Disclosure" (later revised to "Merrill's Risk Disclosure Dodges Are Unearthed").
By framing IFC as part of family history, a patient's disclosure to their relatives becomes part of the cycle of giving and receiving.
As such, findings provide support for institutional theory and its tenet that organizations frame their disclosures of information so as to direct attention toward positive behaviors and to minimize the impact of negative information (Elsbach & Sutton, 1992; Meyer & Rowan, 1977).
IPV research has focused on acute HIV-related risks, largely framed within the context of disclosure.
Qualitative investigation of this phenomenon by Cusick and Rhodes [ 8] and others finds that, in addition to a risk/benefit analysis, HIV positive individuals frame disclosure as a personal responsibility to partners and for partners' health.
Campaign officials framed the tax and income disclosures as a gesture toward transparency.
