She and others prefer that disclosure be in the form of ranges of dollar value or percentages of liquid assets invested in the funds.
The disclosure came in the form a newly unearthed 2001 memo showing that in April of that year, Norad considered an exercise in which military commanders would weigh how to respond to an attack in which terrorists flew a hijacked plane into the Pentagon, precisely what happened five months later.
The disclosure came in the form of an announcement Tuesday by the committee that it had appointed formal investigative panels to dig into the allegations against Representative Don Young, Republican of Alaska, and Representative Robert Andrews, Democrat of New Jersey, a step it takes only after committee staff members first evaluate the matters.
Similarly, the state attorney general's office told the agency's executive director in June 2014 that commissioners might neglect to make disclosures in the required form.
The business lobby opposes disclosure in any form, from the congressional Disclose Act, to the proposed SEC regulations, to the now banned executive order.
The reports, the city said, were "designed to elicit the candid expression of police officers' views, and these assessments are too closely intertwined with the factual data to permit disclosure even in the redacted form".
By 1934, though, the disclosure debate flared up again — in the form of "pink slips" that individuals and corporations were to be required to attach to their returns.
The categorisation was based on earlier studies (Aras et al. 2010) each of which identified location; broad themes of disclosures; and, the form of CSR in annual reports.
A child can be encouraged to make the disclosure to his parents himself, not in the form of a threat, "Either you tell or I will," but instead as an acknowledgment of the impulse, often a desire for either help or validation, that prompted the initial disclosure.
