Sentence examples for disclosure provides from inspiring English sources

But his disclosure provides the first indication of what his next project might be.

But today's disclosure provides the second example of significant cuts in domestic programs.

In other words, once you account for everything available to voters, campaign-finance disclosure provides very little informational benefit.

Disclosure provides evidence of a younger generation of musicians who don't pay much mind to genre — or see any compromise in pleasing a crowd.

This disclosure provides Obama an opportunity to appeal for a return to sanity, constitutional policy, and the rule of law rather than men.

The professors also question the central tenet of the nation's financial regulatory framework — that full disclosure provides enough protection for investors.

The disclosure provided the strongest indication yet of a Pakistani connection to the bombings.

This, and the tautly conducted march of suggestion and disclosure, provide a fair pleasure in the workings of her peculiar contrivance, though little sense that it is much more than that.

In a statement issued later in the day, the company said that its disclosure provided more detail about its portfolio and that Warburg Pincus and the credit ratings agencies had been aware of the figures.

But those fifty-three days of disclosure provide a fascinating glimpse, during which outside groups mentioning a federal candidate by name had to disclose the amount and nature of their ad spending to the F.E.C.

Trump's business enterprises may well be solid, but the SEC wouldn't let you or me invest in them based on the level of disclosure provided to us in the FEC's statements.