Sentence examples for for disclosure when from inspiring English sources

The House and Senate versions allow for disclosure when truly necessary to protect the country.

In an interview with Al Hunt of Bloomberg News scheduled to air tonight, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. commented on the need for disclosure when corporate interests contribute to political groups.

And, notably, as U.S. Appeals Court Judge Patricia M. Wald said in a case involving a former Clinton Cabinet member, privileged evidence will be deemed particularly appropriate for disclosure when an immediate White House adviser is being investigated for criminal behavior.

In particular, Mike is delighting in the irony of a New York Times writer attacking TechCrunch for a lack of disclosure when the Times regularly covers the Boston Red Sox without disclosing that they have a minority stake in the team.

Their recommendations call for clear disclosure when a company is sponsoring a site or paying for product reviews.

But he suggested that there was a stronger case for public disclosure when data had been used to influence public policy, such as in climate science.

Ed Woodsome, a Los Angeles-based product liability lawyer at the firm of Howrey, Simon, Arnold & White, says the lawsuit underscored the need for full disclosure when marketing a product or service that may limit users' ability to access competing products and services.

THUMP is proud to have produced two videos for Disclosure including 'When A Fire Starts To Burn' and 'Grab Her'.

Provide full disclosure when interacting with a client.

Yet Lyons fell in with the press and continued to push for individual salary disclosures when frankly it is not obvious that pay reveals would have led to salary deflation ("I want what Moyles/Paxman has got").

Conversely, we find that where there is less of a legal requirement for disclosure, such as when the entire market shifts publicly to using explicit collective action clauses in the bond contracts, there is a high level of disclosure.