Sentence examples for disclosure in which from inspiring English sources
She and JJ's doctors feared a "tragic" disclosure, in which children learn of their illness in a way that could forever damage how they view themselves.
He pushed for greater disclosure of corporate proxy voting procedures and for an end to "selective disclosure," in which companies leak financial information to certain investment advisers before informing the public.
Hours of disclosure, in which the police put one accusation after another (16 victims had come forward) to Teret, are followed by the "challenge" phase, during which Teret is confronted by the full weight of the case against him.
One might describe the phenomenological approach as an iterative process of ontological disclosure in which a world (relevant social practices or involvement whole) and technology (nexus of relevant technologies) are taken as mutually constitutive interpretive contexts in which the one renders the other intelligible i.e., grounds it as a 'seemingly' meaningful way to be.
Qureshi shared his bug report with TechCrunch after learning of Monday's disclosure, in which he described how it was "possible to map out whether a mobile number is attached to a Twitter account including the country where the mobile number is registered by identifying the country code".
Given the increasing concern regarding conflicts of interest in medicine, consumers of medical scholarship might reasonably desire a reliable system of disclosure in which journals and authors make disclosures appropriately and consistently.
Disclosures in which no actual harm to national security can be demonstrated are also protected.
Her track record includes stints at investigative reporting, a skill that proved useful during the recent run of WikiLeaks disclosures, in which she played no small part.
After the first round of disclosures, in which Mr. Snowden charged that Germany was the most spied-upon country in Europe — viewed by American intelligence as equally important to China — Ms. Merkel said that she and President Obama had discussed the issue during his visit to Berlin last month.
This case looks more like a typical fraudulent disclosure case in which the party on the other side is misled about the value of the securities.
These companies had also submitted sworn affidavits, included in contract disclosure forms, in which they said they had not paid any labor official "with intent to influence" any decisions or actions.
