Sentence examples for disclosures described from inspiring English sources

The Trade column on Thursday, about banks' financial disclosures, described incorrectly the role of one bank regulator, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Compliance with paragraphs (c) and (d) of this section will satisfy the duty to make the regular and periodic disclosures described in paragraph (a) of this section, provided that the information contained in such disclosures is complete and accurate.

The Investor Environmental Health Network has proposed to the FASB that while it may be difficult to quantify such "severe, long-term, remote liabilities," the narrative disclosure in the footnotes to financial statements should inform readers of these types of contingencies, and should track the kinds of disclosures described above for the MD&A.

The new disclosures describe data collection and black-bag bugging jobs directed by the United States against European allies, including Germany, France, Britain, and the European Union.

Invention disclosures describing the in vitro culture system and bioinformatic analysis used here to identify putative biomarkers of premalignant/malignant stem-like/progenitor cells in aneuploid hESCs and APCs have been filed; there is currently no patent pending.

" Though most of the experiences of disclosure described by the participants stirred up sad memories, the benefits that they derived from disclosure were of great importance to them.

HIV disclosure is important for critical public health benefits such as HIV prevention advocacy, HIV testing, protection from infection, and early enrolment on ART [ 2, 3] and adherence to the medications — all of which are supported by the responses to disclosure described in this study.

Abstract: The present disclosure describes a strategy to create self-healing, slippery liquid-infused porous surfaces.

Conduct annual reviews of board and committee performance (required by NYSE rules) and individual director performance and provide proxy disclosure describing the board's processes for evaluating directors.

In most cases, companies in this situation will be able to address the ISS recommendations in the context of their disclosure — describing what they heard from stockholders, how they responded, and why.

We also included a written disclosure describing the study in the beginning of the survey.