Sentence examples for disclosure further from inspiring English sources

This campaign asks employers to simply assess job seekers on their skills and abilities first, and move disclosure further down the application process.

He was a light-skinned teenager, raised on the Upper West Side by racially mixed parents and had never been comfortable about where he fit in, where his true roots lay; his mother's disclosure further unsettled him.

His financial disclosure further reveals that his I.R.A. freed him from paying currently the 35 percent income tax on hundreds of thousands of dollars of interest income each year.

In a country where Gestapo and Stasi crimes still leave dark shadows, and privacy rights have near-religious significance, that causes outrage (see article).Many Europeans see in the disclosure further evidence of American arrogance and unaccountability just another episode in a story that includes an illegal war in Iraq, drone strikes, "extraordinary rendition", waterboarding and secret prisons.

These disclosures further highlight the extensive and intricate web of professional and financial relationships that Califf established and nourished with the pharmaceutical and medical device industries for many years before joining the FDA.

As part of the settlement, the company has agreed to improve its disclosures further, including notifying customers when their data usage approaches the threshold at which it could be slowed.

The disclosure sheds further light on the ties between intelligence officials and communications service providers.

The Republican commissioners weakened the disclosure rule further, however, by concluding that donors have to be revealed only if they give for a specific advertisement.

Only when all other channels failed, and amid a tidal wave of civil legal suits, did it finally admit liability and try to buy its way out of endless disclosure of further damaging evidence by throwing money at the victims.

When lawyers representing five veterans of the Mau Mau rebellion, who were seeking leave to sue the British government in the high court in London, repeatedly demanded disclosure of further documents, the FCO insisted there were none.

Four Russian track-and-field athletes have tested positive for the banned drug meldonium, Russia's athletics chief said on Monday, a disclosure that further undermines Moscow's efforts to overturn a doping ban in time for the Rio Olympics.