Sentence examples for disclosure making from inspiring English sources

But in fact, corporations are able to exploit provisions in the law governing nonprofit groups to make lavish political contributions without disclosure, making it easier than ever for cash to subvert our political system.

Modern security practices include: an understanding of and commitment to responsible disclosure; making yourself available and accessible to third-party security researchers; offering bug bounties; fuzzing your code; etcetera.

The PIPA could propose and enforce new rules on funding disclosure, making clear to lawmakers, regulators and the public when organizations are speaking on behalf of particular donors.

This wide-ranging stigma and discrimination further fuels the epidemic by driving those living with HIV and those most at risk of infection away from testing and disclosure, making HIV prevention and treatment increasingly difficult".

In general, 43.9% of LGB students and 16.7% of heterosexual only students reported discomfort with disclosure, making the odds of LGB students having discomfort with disclosure 3.9 times greater than heterosexual only students (95% CI, 2.8 to 5.4; P < .000).000

The increased disclosure makes it even more contentious.

"And the disclosure made today should be interpreted this way".

The disclosure makes it less likely that the Palestinians will agree to any further concessions.

More important, as long as the system for setting pay is broken, more disclosure makes things worse instead of better.

The disclosure makes it harder for President George Bush, to justify a military strike against Iran before he leaves office next year.

That disclosure made him a rarity among former boy-banders — a rarity even among young multiplatinum-selling pop stars.