Sentence examples for embrace disclosure from inspiring English sources

Incumbents would be wise to embrace disclosure.

Though this is slowly beginning to change as large technology companies embrace disclosure and adopt platforms like Bugcrowd and HackerOne for vulnerability management, it is still common for researchers to face threats, or to have to approach the media and raise awareness of a security issue for it to be appropriately fixed.

Mr. McCain has wisely demanded that the group, the Reform Institute, practice what it preaches and embrace full disclosure.

As American television screens are saturated with political attack ads in record numbers, Democratic senators have said the public will turn against the free-for-all turned loose by Citizens United and embrace forced disclosure.

Under the current law, and despite evidence that human rights impacts are material to investors, the SEC has been reluctant to embrace mandatory disclosure of human rights diligence.

Senator Mitch McConnell argued in 1987 that we should reject limits on corporate campaign contributions and instead, embrace public disclosure of campaign contributions important "so," he said, "voters can judge for themselves what is appropriate".

The OMB's guidelines under the IQA embrace a disclosure principle, stating that when agencies disseminate "influential scientific, financial, or statistical information," they "shall include a high degree of transparency about data and methods to facilitate the reproducibility of such information by qualified third parties" (OMB 2002).

When it came to his private life, Mr. Giuliani improbably embraced full disclosure.

By embracing mandatory disclosure, Mr. Anderson added, gas companies "have the opportunity to demonstrate to the public that the industry is no longer trying to hide the ball".

But even if the commission embraces new disclosure rules, there will be large loopholes left open for Russia or another motivated actor.

While Mr. Robleto favors opacity, Sara VanDerBeek's adventures in set-up photography and appropriation embrace transparency and disclosure.