Sentence examples for disclosure whose from inspiring English sources

Disclosure, whose set not only fills the Sonic tent, but brings the entire area around it to a complete standstill, look close to tears.

An hour later, Francis reprises White Noise with Disclosure, whose house music proves so popular that the Sonic tent overflows in all directions.

On another was Disclosure, whose crowd was swelling by the minute, lured by the act's ability to use a beat-driven sound to hit a range of emotions. .

Or it might have been the English neo-house duo Disclosure, whose sprawling Outdoor Stage set absolutely beat Arcade Fire's in numbers during the few songs the two overlapped (and more to come on their set, which featured a cameo from Mary J. Blige, later).

This was the firm that often defied the resistance not just of fellow accountants, but of clients, to speak up for fuller financial disclosure, and whose partners carried themselves with a rectitude that competitors often found hard to bear.

I read "The Casual Vacancy," which is five hundred and twelve pages long, in the New York offices of Little, Brown, after signing a non-disclosure agreement whose first draft later revised had prohibited me from taking notes.

Schoenfeld is at his best when discussing this controversial genre — secrets whose disclosure would, in the view of the government, endanger national security, but whose disclosure, in the view of the press, might ultimately serve the national interest.

Gov. Sheila Simon, who said she would push for greater disclosure by legislators whose family members are lobbyists.

It serves the people's right to know, while leaving out data whose disclosure could be harmful.

Snowden broke his commitment to safeguard a wide variety of secrets, many of whose disclosure was in no apparent public interest.Mr Snowden has done some good.

The secretary of state would be free to shroud in secrecy any civil trial involving "sensitive information" whose disclosure is "likely to... harm... the public interest".