Sentence examples for erroneous disclosure from inspiring English sources
"The proposed rule, if implemented, would create a disclosure regime that is burdensome and difficult, if not impossible to comply with, resulting in potentially erroneous disclosure," lobbyists for the group said in a letter to the commission.
Timely voluntary disclosure of information by companies sometimes results in erroneous disclosure that must be later retracted (i.e., withdrawn) and/or corrected (i.e., replaced with a corrected disclosure).
Although such retractions and corrections appear to be relatively easy and costless ways to fix the erroneous disclosure, our results generally show that both actions have unexpected effects on investor judgment.
The results of four experiments, which are consistent with affect theory from psychology, indicate when a company provides a retraction of a previous erroneous voluntary disclosure, investors' judgments continue to reflect the implications of the initial erroneous information.
Andersen's efforts to settle the civil claims against it, which would resolve securities lawsuits filed against Andersen for approving misleading or erroneous financial disclosures from Enron, have continued despite the setback in talks with the government.
According to PLC, although participants could opt-in for a de-identified data sharing, the risk of re-identification and loss of privacy due to erroneous or malicious identity disclosure should be considered.
The delay compounds public mistrust of the administration's interest in such disclosures; last week, the State Department was caught in an erroneous claim that the war on terror was producing a decline in the number of incidents and victims.
Standardisation and written consensus for antibody information disclosure and minimum acceptable level of antibody validation is likely to lessen the occurrence of erroneous findings.
And Snowden's disclosures have forced James Clapper, the director of national intelligence, to admit that he previously provided "clearly erroneous" testimony to Congress about the NSA's activities.
This is totally erroneous.
