Sentence examples for fewer disclosure from inspiring English sources

The husbands and wives of senators are subject to fewer disclosure requirements than their office-holding spouses.

But if nothing else, they are proving a high-stakes test for a new generation of political groups — the super PACS, which under a 2010 Supreme Court ruling can advocate on behalf of a candidate with fewer disclosure requirements and fund-raising limits than the candidates themselves face, as long as the groups do not coordinate with the campaigns they are backing.

He also gained a huge, if less voluble, fan base within big global financial institutions.In the fracas after his departure, it emerged that the exchange and Hong Kong's government were having quiet discussions about creating a new set of listings, known as a "professional board", with fewer disclosure requirements.

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

The standards board has embarked on a process to come up with simplified rules for private companies, which might involve fewer disclosures.

"It is easier to conceal weaknesses, present an aura of invincibility and confound investors as a private company that can escape by making fewer disclosures than as a publicly traded one," wrote Michael Moritz, chairman of the venture firm Sequoia Capital, in the Financial Times last week. .

Considering the high degrees of stigma that corresponds to fewer disclosures of HIV status [ 46], follow-up services and functioning referral becomes vital in this context.

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).