Sentence examples for forms of disclosure from inspiring English sources

It is concluded that both forms of disclosure offer little in the way of opportunity for facilitating action on the part of organizational stakeholders, and cannot therefore be viewed as exercises in accountability.

Meanwhile, Kristol's been talking to hedge fund managers, and they'd be perfectly happy with "some forms of disclosure".

We've seen the same global agrochemical industry resist other forms of disclosure about what they do, such as lawsuits to stop local laws that would regulate when and where the GMO seed companies can spray toxic "restricted-use" pesticides to grow their test seed crops here on Kauai and across Hawaii or elsewhere.

Disclosure has also been found to be layered with different needs, demands, and ramifications of various forms of disclosure ranging from sexual partners, to close family members, to friends and social acquaintances, to children, to employers, and to employees (Eustace & Ilagan, 2010; Fesko, 2001).

Thirty-three other states have a form of disclosure requirement.

Thirty-three other states have some form of disclosure on the condition of property put on the market.

For one thing, the names offer a form of disclosure; it's not hard to track, say, a Ratliff back to his or her home base.

The insertion of a new offence into the Asio Act that criminalises any form of disclosure about "special intelligence operations" could see journalists jailed for reporting on important intelligence related stories.

Several states have tried to rein in abuses by requiring some form of disclosure, but every state law has defects, most notably a failure to make doctor-specific data readily available to the public.

The German government is resisting requirements for project-level reporting, and the European Council, which comprises leaders of the European Union's member states, has called for a weaker form of disclosure.

We have listened carefully to the arguments made to us, agreed not to publish certain things, and redacted all names and sensitive operational details. "That said, we understand that some people will always warn that any form of disclosure has a damaging impact on the work of the security services – but this cannot mean the end of all questioning and debate".