Sentence examples for disclosure that work from inspiring English sources

The Government's embarrassment was compounded by the disclosure that Work and Pensions Secretary James Purnell – whose department is responsible for Gateway – had had to apologise after leaving confidential letters relating to the case of a constituent of Labour MP Sir Gerald Kaufman, on a train in early October.

I have been asked to disclose who has reviewed an author's work, a disclosure that would violate our rules for peer review.

In 2008, he received more than $5,000 for that work, according to financial disclosure statements he filed with the government.

(Disclosure: My law firm represents tobacco companies, but I have recused myself from that work).

Full disclosure: That's not our prediction.

Full disclosure: That's my pick.

"These questions go to the issue of candor and competence," he said, "and there is that awkward pause" between information received by the administration and disclosure to the public that works against Mr. Bush's "earnestness".

The emissions figures come from data that the company reported to CDP (formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project), a London-based nonprofit that works with corporations to reduce environmental impacts.

And the companies recognize it, as the CDP (formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project), a London-based nonprofit that works with corporations to get them to voluntarily disclose their emissions, concluded in a new report issued Thursday.

And prosecutors said he was so intent on avoiding public disclosure that he worked to persuade one firm assisting the effort to not disclose its work publicly, either.

I would add — as a matter of disclosure — that I worked closely with Kavanaugh for years at the White House.