As such, findings provide support for institutional theory and its tenet that organizations frame their disclosures of information so as to direct attention toward positive behaviors and to minimize the impact of negative information (Elsbach & Sutton, 1992; Meyer & Rowan, 1977).
Negotiations are ongoing, but the crux of the legislation moves the industry from a disclosure frame -- in other words, they could do pretty much whatever they wanted as long as they disclosed it in fine print somewhere -- to a situation where certain credit company tactics become illegal, such as retroactively raising interest rates on balances.
If HIV-positive clients refuse to accept both partner referral and the provision of referral cards to their partners, clients will be provided with a contractual time frame and full disclosure will be done through outreach assistance.
Of course Beyoncé has always fared better with declaration than with disclosure, framing her sentiments as actions.
He further stated, "But the stagecraft — wind machines, lasers, arena lighting — keeps a viewer at a worshipful remove... Of course Beyoncé has always fared better with declaration than with disclosure, framing her sentiments as actions.
He has worked, both in court and in a public speech last month, to frame Private Manning's disclosure of documents not as a reckless act of national security vandalism but as a deed of conscience, intended to expose government misdeeds and defend the public's right to know.
IPV research has focused on acute HIV-related risks, largely framed within the context of disclosure.
These disclosures outline the time frame it would take to pay off account balances if only minimum payments are made.
Corporate disclosure comes in the form of accounting numbers framed or accompanied by a substantial amount of text.
In the "reasons" section of my memo, I'd write: "Four-year-late disclosure, major bias issues, likely frame-up to exonerate pimp charged with murder".
