Sentence examples for explicit disclosure from inspiring English sources

The explicit disclosure on GoTo's own site has not been copied by most of the other services that use its listings.

On a Deutsche Bank derivatives deal, Mr. Glass suggested that the bank might want to include more explicit disclosure language for its clients, according to a person briefed on the deal.

We checked our inboxes and none of the pitches Definers sent to TechCrunch made an explicit disclosure that the messages they contained had been paid for by Facebook to push a pro-Facebook agenda.

Generally, codes referred to broader concepts such as client abuse, whereas emergent sub-codes, such as "client violence anal coercion/abuse", and "partner assumed sex work without explicit disclosure" provided nuance.

While it may be the case that all of the consent forms we analysed that did not address transfer of data and samples simply did not envision transfer, in the absence of explicit disclosure that 'no transfer will occur', uncertainty remains and creates the risk of future ethical concerns with maturing children.

What explicit disclosures did you make to Standard & Poor's and Moody's about your plans to short these instruments?

In less than a third of these articles information on conflicts of interest could be found, (8 of 26 articles: no. 22, 29, 33, 46, 56, 85, 88, 102), partly in the form of explicit disclosures and partly in the form of acknowledgements and the authors' institutional affiliations.

The percentage of disclosing authors is 6.2% based on all years, 10.8% based on publications under explicit journal disclosure policies, and 19.0% based on 1999 alone.

In total, 242 authors were listed in these guidelines (139 publishing under explicit journal disclosure policies and 79 in 1999 alone).

* Some authors disclosed more than one potential conflict of interest Sixty guidelines (27 of them published under explicit journal disclosure policies and 11 published in 1999) mentioned either specific authors or identified individuals within a panel who assumed responsibility for writing the manuscript.

Responses were coded according to two major conceptual factors: explicitness (explicit versus non-explicit responses) and space provision for further disclosure of the cue of concern (space-providing versus space-reducing responses).