Sentence examples for disclosure reflect from inspiring English sources

Further studies are needed in order to examine what these patterns of disclosure reflect, and whether the group of female patients in a relationship who do not disclose their symptoms to their partners is a group with special needs with regard to reducing the length of PD.

Dudley's complete disclosure reflects the taken-for-granted ordinariness of the event.

A series of analyses suggest that part of this decline in disclosure reflects a delegation of monitoring to banks by shareholders who consequently demand less disclosure.

Ryan's 2000 financial disclosure reflects the newlyweds' joining of assets.

The disclosures reflect the breadth of targets sought by the agencies, which goes far beyond the desire to intercept the communications of potential terrorists and criminals, or diplomats and officials from hostile countries.

The outrage of European leaders notwithstanding, intelligence experts and historians say the most recent disclosures reflect the complicated nature of the relationship between the intelligence services of the United States and its allies, which have long quietly swapped information on each others' citizens.

Indulgence soon leads to disclosures, reflecting uncomfortably on all.

One interviewee, who was prosecuted for non-disclosure, reflects on the tension inherent in disclosure decisions.

Beretta and Bozzolan (2008) show that measures of disclosure quantity inadequately reflect disclosure quality and therefore postulate the need for multi-dimensional measurement frameworks for this purpose.

Generally, our disclosure policies reflect the current best practices of major central banks around the world.

Mahmood (1999) suggests that disclosure levels reflect the type of industry, whilst Reverte (2009, p. 355) cite "mining, oil, and chemical industries as emphasising information regarding environmental, health, and safety issues" as opposed to finance and insurance companies.