Sentence examples for few disclosures from inspiring English sources

In October 2011, the Securities and Exchange Commission issued a new guidance that specifically outlined how publicly traded companies should disclose online attacks, but few disclosures have come because of it.

Although companies like Deutsche Telekom and Vivendi Universal have suffered big declines in share prices -- prompting the dismissal of their chief executives, Ron Sommer and Jean-Marie Messier -- there have been relatively few disclosures of corporate impropriety.

Although the NBC program promised in the opening voice-over that the Smarts would reveal "new information about what their daughter endured," the couple made few disclosures in Friday's broadcast -- either factual or emotional -- about their daughter's ordeal.

They make loans and pay interest, but there's no board of directors, no Fed oversight and few disclosures.

* There are a few disclosures I should probably get out of the way: Suneel is married to Leena, sure, but my interest in Rise came more from trying to lose weight than the coworker connection.

== * There are a few disclosures I should probably get out of the way: Suneel is married to Leena, sure, but my interest in Rise came more from trying to lose weight than the coworker connection.

Before the New Deal, there were few disclosure requirements for securities.

Because its shares can't be traded publicly, A.S.R.C. is subject to few disclosure requirements and can seem opaque.

In addition, Mrs. McCain, who files separate tax returns from her husband, controls a privately held company and invests mainly through a web of limited-liability corporations and trusts that have few disclosure requirements.

We've also seen successful exits such as the acquisition of Buddy Media by Salesforce, and the acquisitions of TXVia and Divide by Google, to name a few (disclosure: both TxVia and Divide were Primary Venture Partners portfolio companies).

What all these investments have in common is that they can be sold with fewer disclosures than public offerings.