McDonald adds that, when a child reveals he or she is being exploited, the disclosure must be protected.
But there's no question Lokey has done well by exploiting SEC disclosure rules going as far back as 1968, when the old Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. was nailed for issuing a misleading press release.
The groups -- freed from spending limits by recent Supreme Court cases, and exploiting a disclosure loophole created by the Federal Election Commission -- can now accept unlimited secret donations from corporations and individuals.
One defense lawyer, Julia L. Gatto, has asked a federal judge to dismiss the indictment against her client, Carlos Mario Franco-Lopez, a Colombian working as a deliveryman in Queens, arguing that the government improperly "exploited the unlawful disclosure" of the records to "hunt down" her client and initiate a case against him.
We exploit a unique database on research and invention disclosure of faculty at 11 major US universities over a period of 17 years to explore the extent to which faculty involvement in license activity has affected their research profiles.
In this case, news of the exploit was reported ahead of the industry coalition's intended public disclosure date at which point Intel immediately engaged the US government and others".
But in fact, corporations are able to exploit provisions in the law governing nonprofit groups to make lavish political contributions without disclosure, making it easier than ever for cash to subvert our political system.
Recent polls indicate that the significant lead that Mr. Blumenthal once enjoyed has eroded amid disclosures that he misrepresented his military record — and a fierce advertising campaign by Ms. McMahon to exploit the issue.
In this study, we exploit the unique reporting requirements for employee stock options to provide large sample evidence on the accuracy of footnote disclosures related to a specific complex estimate, the fair value of options granted.
Cruz warned last July that he would exploit procedural measures to block Wheeler if the FCC were prepared to subvert Congress's attempt to regulate campaign disclosures under the currently stalled Congressional DISCLOSE Act.
