Sentence examples for disclosure passed from inspiring English sources
This means that the judge cannot finally approve the order, even though the deadline for some of the disclosure passed last week.
"The vast scale of these secret fund-raising operations presents enormous opportunities for abuse," said Representative Henry Waxman, the California Democrat whose legislation to force disclosure passed overwhelmingly in the House but remains stalled in the Senate.
(Much as one early library supporter, Marc Rich's ex-wife, Denise, had an agenda with the last one). "The vast scale of these secret fund-raising operations presents enormous opportunities for abuse," said Representative Henry Waxman, the California Democrat whose legislation to force disclosure passed overwhelmingly in the House but remains stalled in the Senate.
And they have done so secretly, as states pass laws to protect the makers of the drugs from public disclosure.
See articlePakistan's government was at pains to minimise the fallout from the array of disclosures passed between American diplomats and revealed by WikiLeaks.
The disclosure rule passed yesterday aims at hidden conflicts of interest at mutual fund companies.
A federal disclosure law, passed in 1986, requires tobacco companies to disclose their ingredients to the Department of Health and Human Services.
Krüger's paper examines the impact of a new mandatory Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Disclosure Act passed into law in the United Kingdom in 2013.
To let this new and arrogant assault on campaign disclosure be passed by the House now, after members worked so hard and heroically to support reform, would be a farce.
Around the same time, one Sunmount resident, Eddie Adkins, was set upon by several staff members after he grew upset that he was not allowed to go to the bathroom, according to an internal report provided to The Times by Mr. Adkins's family, who were able to get the report because of a disclosure law passed in the wake of Jonathan Carey's death.
In Texas, a disclosure bill passed both chambers of the state legislature, only to be vetoed by Gov. Rick Perry (R).
