Sentence examples for disclosure served from inspiring English sources

The disclosure served to refocus attention on that period of Mr. Giuliani's life with just over a month before the first votes are cast in the Iowa caucuses.

But it retained the right of its tax committees to do so as long as a disclosure served a legitimate committee purpose.

In the short term, though, this disclosure served to illustrate — though presumably not in the way the McCain campaign would have preferred — just how much Mr. McCain's selection of Ms. Palin has helped among conservatives.

Most corporations make their political donations through these associations, which then spend it on elections without having to disclose donor names or amounts: this lack of disclosure served as an impetus for the proposed rule.

That disclosure served to fuel popular concern that the new copyright legislation would enable the government to tighten the screws on raucous expressions online in the name of protecting intellectual property.

"The disclosure serves a shortcut function".

In this study, we investigate the extent to which firms' environmental performance is reflected in perceptions of their environmental reputation and whether environmental disclosure serves to mediate the negative aspects of poorer environmental performance associated with those assessments.

These disclosures served as a wake-up call for the managers who had been scheduling meetings without a full awareness of the impact they were having.

Still, the latest disclosures served as a stark reminder of the ability of the drug gangs to use their profits to get access to government secrets and buy protection.

And just maybe those apparently unavoidable male inclinations explain why the situations leading to the Pentagon Papers disclosures served in no way as a deterrent in, say, the George W. Bush administration, where men at their power maneuvers thought little or nothing of lying as a means to justify their long-planned ends.

Whose interests might the disclosures serve?