Sentence examples for disclosure is needed from inspiring English sources

Bad Pharma's most important message is that full disclosure is needed to prevent us being duped.

Though there is widespread agreement that increased disclosure is needed to increase investor confidence, some experts criticize the directives' heavy bureaucratic hand.

Everyone, including her political enemies, has wished Mrs. Gandhi a full and speedy recovery, even if most people are not certain what she is recovering from, and even if a few have argued that more public disclosure is needed about the health of India's most powerful political figure.

As it is, banks now are using models to measure about $600 billion of assets, Mr. Thompson said, adding that better disclosure is needed to allow investors to assess what assets the banks hold and whether the values shown are based on optimistic or pessimistic assumptions.

Future research on the impact of positive and negative social reactions on disclosure is needed to begin to answer these questions.

Speaking last week at a New York University conference on intangibles, the chairman of the Financial Accounting Standards Board, Edmund L. Jenkins, said he agreed that voluntary disclosures were needed.

In closing the "disclosure gap" an understanding of the views of all members of the healthcare team regarding errors and their disclosure to patients is needed.

But full disclosure of such information is needed to reassure the public, Dr. Douglas P. Zipes, president-elect of the American College of Cardiology and head of cardiology at Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis, said in an interview.

While the emphasis of couple-focused programs has been on disclosure and VCT, more work is needed to investigate the benefit of ongoing couple-focused management of discordant couples that extends past the disclosure stage.

Mr. DeLay and other opponents of revamping campaign finance law have argued for years that what is needed is more disclosure, not more limits on fund-raising.

For years, Representative Tom DeLay and other foes of campaign fund-raising curbs have said that what is needed is more disclosure, not more limits on the fund-raising itself.