Sentence examples for disclosure when from inspiring English sources

My question was about transparency in financial disclosure when offering opinions on climate-related policy.

The House and Senate versions allow for disclosure when truly necessary to protect the country.

Regulation is so pathetic that there's not even disclosure when products contain phthalates.

Their recommendations call for clear disclosure when a company is sponsoring a site or paying for product reviews.

It is, still, the moment of disclosure when hidden facts are revealed: whatever else has changed, the notion of a scoop has not.

Second, by more carefully retaining important published material, including all corrections, The Times could reinforce to its staff the importance of accuracy and full disclosure when errors happen.

Sometimes it's included in the interest of full disclosure, when the writer has a financial or other stake in the subject.

This year, she discovered the art of full disclosure when she pulled out of the Australian Open with a good reason: She was divorcing Pierre-Yves Hardenne.

"I have supported and will continue to support full disclosure when it comes to appointments of any kind," Mr. Enzi's statement said.

In the United States, immigrant populations need to have explained to them the importance of full disclosure when people give blood, he said.

But he suggested that there was a stronger case for public disclosure when data had been used to influence public policy, such as in climate science.