Sentence examples for disclosure half from inspiring English sources

Highlights: Nine Inch Nails, Bassnectar, Neutral Milk Hotel, Zola Jesus with JG Thirlwell, Gary Numan, Disclosure, Half Japanese and many others.

He added: "The hacking scandal was not a great national thing until the Milly Dowler disclosure, half of which - look, I'm not making any excuses for it at all, but half of which has been somewhat disowned by the police".

According to ASL's 2013 ABA-required disclosures, half of the Class of 2013 obtained full-time, long-term, JD-required employment nine months after graduation.

He notably butted heads with a federal judge in New York, Jed S. Rakoff, who in 2010 called the agency's $150 million settlement with Bank of America over lax public disclosures "half-baked justice at best".

The enforcement division notably butted heads with a prominent federal judge in New York, Jed S. Rakoff, who in 2010 called the agency's $150 million settlement with Bank of America over lax public disclosures "half-baked justice at best".

Jed S. Rakoff, a federal judge in New York, called the Securities and Exchange Commission's $150 million settlement with Bank of America over lax public disclosures "half-baked justice at best," and its $285 million settlement with Citigroup "pocket change".

We find that senders use complex disclosure around half the time.

You can hear Beyonce, The Lumineers and Disclosure within half an hour of each other on the same radio show.

As for the HIV serostatus disclosure, about half of the respondents (211, 56.1%) had disclosed their serostatus to their friends and family, whereas 165 (43.9%) had not (Table 3).

Despite a year-on-year general increase in information provided at cancer disclosure, nearly half of the young French 4-year breast cancer survivors in this study were not satisfied with the information provided about fertility.

This is a huge omission, and it arises in a variety of ways in many places in the text, turning the report into a repeating example of materially misleading disclosure through half-truth.