Sentence examples for for increased disclosure from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain and Mr. Feingold also tried to defeat Mr. Hagel's provisions for increased disclosure requirements for candidates, parties, groups and individuals.

The need for increased disclosure is clear: cyber-attacks represent one of the greatest challenges facing modern businesses and are costly to economies and society alike.

Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain started the Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative, known as E.I.T.I., in 2001, and many international oil companies and shareholders groups have said they support the initiative's call for increased disclosure.

In reality, advocates pushing for increased disclosure want to see a transparent democracy where Americans can know who is spending millions to support our elected officials.

Investors claimed they had not realised how richly Mr Eisner was being rewarded.On January 17th the SEC's five-man board unanimously approved new proposals for increased disclosure of executive compensation.

But a requirement for increased disclosure, as well as new limitations on the nature of the consulting work they can do, is likely to mean that some companies will choose to shift nonaccounting work from their auditing firm to a competitor.

Value for money, more competition, and better goods and services for citizens all result from increased disclosure of contract data.

In a "consultative paper" this month, the central bank argued for significantly increased disclosure in asset-backed securities, including mortgage pools.

Congressional Democrats have cut earmarks in half, banned earmarks for for-profit entities, and dramatically increased disclosure requirements.

Of the remaining rejections, two bills would have increased disclosure obligations for organisations and impose penalties for breaches of duty of care, and two further bills would have made changes to Newstart and unemployment allowances.

The long and impressive list includes the National Cancer Act, the Equal Employment Opportunity Act, the Consumer Product Safety Act, the Marine Mammal Protection Act, Title IX Amendment of the Higher Education Act (which banned discrimination based on sex) and the Federal Election Campaign Act, which increased disclosure of contributions for federal campaigns.